imesHOLMES COUNTY BLUE DEVIL BATTALION TAdvertiser EXCELS AT CAMP | B3 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 chipleypaper.com @WCN_HCT facebook.com/WashingtonCountyNews.HolmesCountyTimes 50¢ Two jailed Unemployment rates down from last year following By Jacqueline Bostick car chase Times-Advertiser Unemployment numbers month, year-over-year 850-630-6167 | @_JBostick [email protected] Florida Department of Economic Opportunity

BONIFAY - Holmes June-18 May-18 June-17 County unemployment rate took a leap over last month, Calhoun 4.5 3.9 5.4 though significantly down Holmes 4.5 3.7 5.2 Cauley Sanders from last year. Jackson 4.5 3.5 4.9 The unemployment rate Liberty 4.2 3.5 4.7 Staff Report in Holmes County was 4.5 Washington 3.9 3.4 4.3 percent in June, which was Region 4.4 3.6 4.9 BONIFAY - A brief car .8 percentage point higher chase on July 24 landed two than the previous month and men in jail. 1.3 percentage points lower Florida Department of unemployment data each unemployment rate of 4.5 A Holmes County Sheriff's than the county's rate a year Economic Opportunity month. Office news release stated ago. releases seasonally adjusted In June, Holmes County See JOBS, A2 Tanner Cauley, 26, and Julian Sanders, 28, both of Bonifay, were arrested after Cauley drove away from the scene of a traffic stop on Banfill Ave. Cauley drove off as an Local HCSO investigator ran the vehicle's information. Candidates make calls-in The chase continued on Highway 90, into Washing- ton County and ending on bomb St. Marys Road in Caryville, their case at rally where the vehicle slowed threat to down and the two men opened their doors as the vehicle was still moving, the news release VA clinics stated. Staff report Bonifay Police Department assisted in the arrests. HOLMES COUNTY – HCSO and Bonifay Police A Holmes County man Department officers boxed in was taken to a mental the vehicle and apprehended health facility for eval- the men. uation after calling-in a Cauley, who was out on bomb threat to a Veter- bond for previous felony ans Affairs Clinic. charges, was found to be in The man, who has possession of marijuana and not been named, called methamphetamine, according the toll-free Veterans to the news release. Sanders, Crisis Hotline on Tues- who was on state probation day, advising he planned and had an existing warrant as to "bomb a VA clinic," a a result of a recent sexual bat- news release from Jack- tery investigation conducted son County Sheriff's by BPD, was found to be in Office stated. The man possession of marijuana. did not specify which A vehicle search also led VA clinic he planned to to the recovery of suspected Holmes County candidates attended a rally hosted by the Bonifay Woman’s Club on July 28. Pictured bomb. methamphetamine and a set from left: Zack Prescott (standing in for his father, Scott Prescott), Earl Stafford, Vernon Lewis However, since the of digital scales, the release Jr., Eric Marell, Freddie McIntosh, Milton “Tad” Wilson, Kaci Johnson, Leesa Lee, Congressional call was routed to the VA stated. A firearm believed to candidate Bob Rackleff and Eddie Paul. [DIANE M. ROBINSON | TIMES-ADVERTISER] Clinic located at 4970 have been thrown from the U.S. 90 in Marianna, vehicle during the chase was JCSO deputies searched also recovered from along the Primary elections will be held Aug. 28. the perimeter and route of the pursuit. cleared the clinic after Cauley was charged with By Diane M. Robinson he is able to be a full time want to, not because they grounds were declared driving with a suspended Times Advertiser | @HCTA_Diane county commissioner and have to. We need growth safe, allowing workers license, fleeing/eluding, pos- [email protected] do his best for all in the here." to go back to work. session of methamphetamine, county and not a select Incumbent Danny Powell JCSO notified Holmes and possession of marijuana BONIFAY – Bonifay few," said Prescott. "Vote was out of the area, and County Sheriff's Office less than 20 grams. Sanders Woman’s Club welcomed for my dad for District 2 therefore, did not attend after it was found the was arrested on the active Holmes County political commissioner." the rally. man lives in Holmes sexual battery warrant and candidates at a rally and County Commission can- Candidate Earl Stafford County. In response, also charged with resisting an fundraiser held at Holmes didate for District 2 Mickey compared being a business HCSO notified the local officer without violence and County High School on July Locke did attend nor did owner to being a county VA Clinics of the threat; possession of marijuana less 28. Brandon Newsom due to commissioner. also, interviews the man than 20 grams, according to Candidates were invited prior engagements. "The county is a business with investigators from the Holmes County Sheriff’s to speak to citizens about District 4 Candidate and should be run as such," Florida Department of Office. their goals and why they Eddie Paul addressed those said Stafford. "To be elected Law Enforcement. Both subjects were trans- deserve your vote. in attendance about growth as your county commis- The man was since ported to the Washington Scott F. Prescott was in the county. sioner would be a privilege, sent for mental health County Jail and have further unable to attend but sent "I worry for my grand- and I would never take it for evaluation, a HCSO charges pending from both his son Zack in his stead. children," said Paul. "There granted." news release stated. Bonifay Police Department Zack urged citizens to vote is no growth here, when Each county commission The investigation is and Holmes County Sheriff’s for his dad. there needs to be. "I want ongoing and charges are Office. "Since my dad is retired them to leave the area if they See RALLY, A2 pending.

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* ** A2 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Powell announces bid for county commission If you know Danny Christian any way possible. co-commissioners desire His vision is for growth knowledge/education of Powell, you know his man who While serving as County to continue to better our in our county, while striv- current county issues and character and what moti- puts the Commissioner over the community. While serv- ing to keep the "home projects, experience as a vates him as a business Lord first in last four years, he and the ing as the Chairman of town" feel that it now long time business owner, owner, county commis- all things, board of county commis- the Board, he has been possesses. motivation to uphold poli- sioner and family man. serving on sioners have been part of faced with making some As a grandfather of cies, procedures and laws But for those of you that Powell his church many changes that will difficult decisions but he eight, his wish is to see are why Danny Powell is do not know him person- board for benefit the county - now has always based those his own family (as well as the best choice for Holmes ally, I am asking that you many years. He has been a and in the future. decisions on what is best others) stay and grow right County Commissioner take a moment to get to successful business owner Holmes County is for the county overall, yet here in Holmes County, District 4. know who he is and what in Holmes County for over currently making great still attempting to keep rather than being forced If you have any ques- he stands for. 20 years and supports his strides for progress the individual citizen’s to seek employment and tions or concerns, please Danny Powell is a community and church in because of him and his best interest in mind. homes elsewhere. His call him at 850-768-6499.

ROLL CALL

Thomas Voting Reports

WASHINGTON D.C. — Here is how area con- gressmen — Rep. Neal Dunn, Rep. Matt Gaetz, Sen. Bill Nelson and Sen. Dunn Gaetz Nelson Rubio Marco Rubio— voted on major issues during the and importers of medical Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn week ending July 27. devices used by hospitals and doctors, from CT scan- MEDICARE SOLVENCY VS. HOUSE ners to surgical tools. GOP TAX CUTS: Voting 187 BAN ON ‘JUNK INSUR- A yes vote was to send the for and 229 against, the ANCE’ HEALTH PLANS: bill to the Senate. House on July 25 defeated Voting 224 for and 184 Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn Democratic attempt to against, the House on July delay a GOP-sponsored 24 blocked a Democratic BROADER ACCESS TO healthcare bill (HR 6311, attempt to call up a bill CATASTROPHIC PLANS: above) until Congress (HR 6479) designed to gird Voting 242 for and 176 scales back a 2017 package the Affordable Care Act against, the House on of corporate and indi- (ACA) against a new order July 25 passed a bill (HR vidual tax cuts projected by President Trump that 6311) that would expand to increase annual defi cits would circumvent many of access to the Affordable by at least $1 trillion over Holmes County Supervisor of Elections Debbie Wilcox Morris urged everyone in the law’s core provisions. Care Act’s catastrophic, or 10 years. attendance to get out and vote and make their voices heard. The bill would effectively "copper" health plans. A yes vote was to adopt [DIANE M. ROBINSON | TIMES-ADVERTISER] prohibit a revival of health A yes vote was to send the the motion insurance plans that do bill to the Senate. Voting yes: Gaetz someone has questions and yours should be not meet ACA require- Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn Not Voting: Dunn RALLY or concerns, I will listen." afforded the opportu- ments such as coverage of Milton "Tad" Wilson nity to reach their full pre-existing conditions and U.S. PUSHBACK ON ELEC- SENATE From Page A1 said his background of potential," said Lewis. "essential health benefi ts" TION ATTACKS: Voting 226 ROBERT WILKIE, SEC- working with the youth at "We have to do more to including maternity and for and 183 against, the RETARY OF VETERANS his church demonstrates encourage our children to pediatric care. House on July 26 blocked AFFAIRS: Voting 86 for and candidate urged citizens he is well invested in the reach their full potential. A yes vote was in opposi- a Democratic attempt to nine against, the Senate on to exercise their right kids. I believe that together we tion to bringing the bill to call up for debate a bill (HR July 23 confi rmed Robert to vote in the Aug. 28 "I’ve been doing music can make Holmes County the fl oor. 6494) imposing economic L. Wilkie, 55, to head the primary. and youth at our church Schools great again." Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn sanctions on any country, 360,000-employee Depart- Two school board for over 30 years," said The final candidate individual or other entity ment of Veterans Affairs seats are up for grabs Wilson. " I am well to speak was Freddie EXPANSION OF HEALTH found to have interfered A yes vote was to confi rm this election cycle. And invested in the kids and McIntosh. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS: with a U.S. federal election Wilkie as the nation’s both District 1 and 5 had working with them. If McIntosh spoke about Voting 277 for and 142 in 2015 or any later year. 10th secretary of veterans candidates on hand at the anyone would like to working with the board against, the House on July A yes vote was in opposi- affairs. rally. talk to me, please reach to earn a higher grade for 25 passed a bill (HR 6199) tion to allowing debate on Voting yes: Nelson, Rubio Two District 1 candi- out and I will answer any the district. that would add payments the Democratic bill. dates were unable to be questions you have." "I want to work with for fi tness-center fees and Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn REFUSAL TO CUT 2019 there, J.Wayne Marsh School Board District 5 the other members to over-the-counter drugs to SPENDING BILL: Voting and Joey Whitaker. seat has three candidates bring our district grade the list of medical expenses $717 BILLION FOR MILI- 25-75, the Senate on July Kaci Howell Johnson in the running. up," said McIntosh. "We reimbursable from tax- TARY IN 2019: Voting 359 25 defeated an amendment said she wants to be the Leesa Manning Lee are one point away from advantaged Health Savings for and 54 against, the that sought to infl ict an voice of students and spoke to those in atten- being a B district. Why Accounts (HSAs). House on July 26 approved 11.4 percent across-the- faculty in the county. dance about being a not work to make us an A yes vote was to send the the conference report on board cut in a bill (HR 6147) "I want to be able to teacher and wanting to A." bill to the Senate. a bill (HR 5515) that would still in debate that would speak for the children, help all the students in Every candidate run- Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn authorize a $717 billion appropriate $58.7 billion faculty and staff in the the county. ning for school board military budget for fi scal for the fi scal 2019 budgets district," said John- "As a teacher, I help is also a product of the REPEAL OF MEDICAL- 2019, including $69 billion of the Treasury and Interior son. "I want to promote students in my class- school district. Each DEVICE TAX: Voting 283 for for war in Afghanistan, departments and numer- community involvement room," said Lee. "But I wants to give back to and 132 against, the House Iraq and other overseas ous agencies including the because it takes every- want to be able to help where they come from. on July 24 passed a bill theaters and $57 billion Environmental Protection one to help mold our all the students in the A cake auction was (HR 184) that would repeal for active-duty and retiree Administration. children." district. I want to give held in between candi- a 2.3 percent excise tax health care. A yes vote was to adopt Eric Marell talked all the resources I can to dates speaking and raised levied by the Affordable A yes vote was to adopt the amendment. about the kind of deci- help them succeed." $1,345 from which Boni- Care Act on manufacturers the conference report. Voting no: Nelson, Rubio sions he would make Vernon Lewis Junior fay Woman’s Club will should he get elected. said he believes chil- make donations to vari- "I will make business dren should be afforded ous school clubs and a decisions," said Marell. opportunities. scholarship the club "Not political ones. If "I believe my children sponsors. Tax ‘holiday’ teed up for back-to-school shoppers

Jim Turner “Without technology, I of families getting ready News Service Florida think some of those retail- for the August start of the ers may not push it as hard. school year. TALLAHASSEE - With But we still expect it to be The holiday this year is Florida’s back-to-school popular,” said James Miller projected to save shoppers sales tax “holiday” starting of the Florida Retail Fed- $32.7 million, reducing Friday, some retailers may eration. “It’s always one of state revenue by $26 mil- face an enthusiasm dip as the biggest things we hear lion and local-government laptops and other electron- about from our members revenue by $6.7 million. ics are not on the discount and from the consumers.” In 2017, when laptops menu. The three-day tax holi- were on the discount list, But as giant retail- day, which will run from the overall savings stood ers such as Walmart and Friday through Sunday, at $33.4 million. Target offer their own will allow shoppers to Miller said retailers will wide-ranging discounts, avoid paying state and local push for electronics to be state economists and sales taxes on most clothes included in any back-to- industry lobbyists don’t and footwear costing $60 school discount period foresee much difference or less and school supplies considered during the 2019 from past years as parents that cost $15 or less. legislative session. and other shoppers are An estimate from state Lawmakers vote annu- still expected to rush out economists doesn’t indi- ally on the holiday, which for a weekend of savings cate the exclusion of has almost come to be on clothes, footwear and computers from the tax an anticipated shopping school supplies. holiday will alter the plans period.

and Holmes. Liberty and percent in June, which JOBS Washington counties had was constant with the rates of 4.2 and 3.9 per- May rate and down .3 From Page A1 cent, respectfully. percentage point from The the region’s rate a year ago, a Career- was 4.4 percent. Source Chipola news percent was on par with The data showed an release stated. The state much of the rest of the overall trend, including gained 17,0500 jobs over five-county CareerSource regionally, of slightly the year, an increase of 2 Chipola region, which higher unemployment percent. includes Calhoun, Jack- rates from May to June. The U.S. unemploy- son, Liberty, Washington The state’s rate was 3.8 ment rate was 4 percent. * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 A3

* ** A4 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser OPINION

Early voting ANOTHER VIEW sites belong on campus

federal judge’s injunction tempo- rarily lifting Florida’s misguided ban on early voting on col- A lege campuses is welcome. The ruling by Chief Judge Mark E. Walker, of Florida’s northern district, dismantles discriminatory and legally indefensible efforts by the state to prohibit county elec- tions supervisors from conducting early voting at public colleges and universities. The decision underscores how far Flor- ida Secretary of State Kenneth Detzner, appointed by Gov. Rick Scott, went to deter students from exercising their constitu- tional rights to vote without undue burdens. The order is also a reminder of the Republican-led Legislature’s inexcus- able refusal to pass a law overruling Detzner’s opinion — despite its overreach. The immediate, practical effect of the order, which granted the plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction, requires Detzner, who oversees the Division of Happy Corner: Nieces are nice Elections, to issue a directive rescinding a January 2014 opinion that local elec- a lot of experiences with nice for a chauffeur since this 87 year tion supervisors were expected to follow. nieces. Coming for my sister-in- old doesn’t need to be out alone Detzner issued the opinion in response to law Hester’s funeral were all my at night. Nice niece Laura was questions from the Gainesville City Com- Wells nieces. In addition, Court- tapped for this job and willingly mission, which had been asked to help ney, my nephew Emory’s daugh- agreed. Laura is a graduate of arrange an early voting site on the University ter had previously expressed a Florida State University with of Florida campus. His opinion referred to Hazel Tison desire for me to teach her how to an events planning certifica- a 2013 law passed by the Legislature after make Mayhaw jelly. So we set a tion and is a freelance planner complaints about long lines and exces- date and did that on Wednesday for national venues for coun- sive waiting periods to vote in 2012. ake one letter out of niece following her grandmother’s try music entertainers. So this The Early Voting Statute permitted county and you get the word nice. funeral. It was fun to get to spend event was right up her alley. elections supervisors to designate — in addi- T I am blessed with a lot of time with this University of Geor- Since her work is mostly on tion to their main or branch offices — “any nice nieces. Early in our mar- gia Graduate and now she has not weekends, Laura has chosen to City Hall, permanent public library facil- ried life we lived next door to my only a video of how to make may- be a substitute teacher and has ity, fairground, civic center, courthouse, husband’s sister the late Ruth haw jelly, but a case of the sweet taken on the task of promoting county commission building, stadium, Helms, her husband Judge and stuff to carry back to Atlanta. and assisting the robotics team convention center, government-owned their family. There I came to love Prior to the funeral I had a at Poplar Springs High School. senior center or government-owned com- all her children including their 4 stack of political signs to dis- In fact, she was helping to host munity center as early voting sites.” daughters who became my nieces. tribute for two statewide candi- an open house at the school the A plain reading of the statute strongly My parents were proud to dates that family members had next day for the team to display suggests a student union on the cam- claim 21 grandchildren, twelve brought from headquarters in their trophies and their skills pus of a public university would of whom are granddaughters. Polk County Being very limited as roboticists, Did I just make qualify as a government-owned com- So I have 11 Wells nieces. I have 5 in my physical ability to climb up a word? So more interac- munity center. But Detzner didn’t other Tison nieces whom I love ditch banks and such, niece tion with my great-nieces as reach that reasonable conclusion. but seldom get to see any of them. Debbie (Tim’s wife) suggested i attended the open house. What’s more, he ignored that the Add to that the wives of my and that their daughter niece Julie My life is certainly enriched university campus has multiple sta- my husband’s nephews and I would help me. So a phone call by having such a large fam- diums and determined that the law am very blessed with nieces. confirmed that she would and ily and especially so to have excluded not only the union but “any In addition, We have six grand- this Troy University graduate them nearby when I need a little other college- or university-related daughters. As I age I still try to and I distributed the signs and extra help with my community facilities” as early voting sites. maintain an active life so who she stuck them in the ground. involvements or other things. I As Judge Walker wrote, the statute do I call on when I need a chauf- With such good help, I wished for am grateful for and to my nieces, contains no such exclusions. None. feur or some other assistance? more to place in Holmes County. my nieces-in-law and my great In the order, the judge emphasized Three of the granddaughters live Another political activity called nieces. Every opportunity to several key points: the size and density in Panama City and sometimes for the enlistment of another spend time with you extends the of the UF campus warrant an early vot- are available and they get the call, niece. A fundraiser at the beauti- length my life, I am convinced. ing site, based on criteria used to assess but happily I have nieces available ful home of “Sister” Blackman I urge my readers to cultivate whether all voters’ access to polling too. (Great-nieces fit the title, too) and her husband in Washington family friendships too, but not places is adequate and constitutional; The past two weeks I have had County brought up another need to the exclusion of others. college students engage in early voting at higher rates than the general popula- tion; mail-in ballots used by students are rejected at higher rates than those sub- mitted by voters in other age groups. Walker found that Detzner’s prohibition A man of God sins against my father “disparately imposes significant burdens on plaintiffs’ rights weighted against insuf- Back in 1980, evangelicals chose playmates and who knows who ficiently weighty government interests.” to support a twice-married Hol- else when he was married. The injunction enables elections lywood actor who was a known What was more outrageous, supervisors to consider campuses womanizer in Hollywood. His however, was that no conserva- for early voting. It remains in effect name was Ronald Reagan. ... tive Republicans or Fox com- until the case ultimately is decided. “The reason we supported mentators rose up in defense of Whatever the case, in its next ses- President Reagan was not my father and his reputation. sion the Legislature should make clear Michael Reagan because we were support- As I also pointed out in a tweet in the law that campuses are appro- ing womanizing or divorce. last week, all those conservative priate venues for early voting. f a liberal like Jesse Jackson We supported his policies.” talk show hosts and politicians went on CNN and accused When I heard Jeffress who keep saying how much they A version of this editorial first I my father of being a “known say that I blew my top and love Ronald Reagan are either appeared in the Gainesville Sun, a sis- womanizer” like President started angrily tweeting. lying or have lost their spines ter paper with GateHouse Media. Trump, conservatives across The first tweet I fired off to and a pair of other things. America would go off the rails. the Southern Baptist minis- I don’t believe those so-called They’d defend the reputa- ter was pretty blunt — “All I “Reagan conservatives” anymore. tion of Ronald Reagan to the can say is go F yourself.” If they wouldn’t stand up max and blast Jackson for his My second tweet was “Dr. and defend my father against a HOLMES COUNTY PUBLISHER Nicole P. Barefi eld false and evil equivalency. Jeffress. How dare you com- vile and uninformed statement imes INTERIM EDITOR They’d point out that it is pare my father to Trump.” from someone like Jeffress’, T Jacqueline Bostick PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR totally outrageous to compare Apparently, I was the only there’s no reason to assume Advertiser Cameron Everett the personal lives of Presi- conservative Reagan Repub- they love my father at all. The Times-Advertiser is SUBSCRIPTION RATES dent Trump and my father. lican in North America who I don’t care what the president published on Wednesdays by In county Out of county GateHouse Media LLC at 112 E. 13 weeks: $13.30 $17.70 Yet look what happened actually cared that Pastor Jef- of the United States does in his Virginia Ave., Bonifay, FL 32425. 26 weeks: $19.90 $26.50 last week when a prominent fress was casually throwing my personal life. I care what he does 52 weeks: $32.00 $43.00 Periodicals postage paid at Home delivery subscribers may conservative evangelical pas- father under the bus to support as president of the United States. Bonifay, Florida. be charged a higher rate for tor from Dallas went on Fox his beloved sinner-in-chief. If you want to defend holiday editions. Copyright Notice: The entire News and called my father All I heard from my fel- Trump, fine. contents of the Holmes County CONTACT US a “known womanizer.” low conservatives in the twit- But for God’s sake, why Times-Advertiser are fully Publisher: Nicole Barefi eld protected by copyright and nbarefi [email protected] The Rev. Robert Jeffress, who’s tersphere was crickets -and would you use my father to cannot be reproduced in any Interim Editor: Jacqueline Bostick form for any purpose without [email protected], a Fox contributor, was asked by Ed a week later I still do. make excuses for a president the expressed permission of 850-638-0212 Henry to respond to another min- What that holy man from Dallas who has cheated on every GateHouse Media LLC. News, sports, opinion: [email protected] ister who had accused Republican said was absolutely outrageous. woman he’s been married to? The views expressed here are Classifi ed: lawmakers of selling their good He equated my father — who To rephrase that famous not necessarily those of this 850-638-0212, paper or GateHouse Media. [email protected] Christian souls by supporting a was divorced from my mother old line, Rev. Jeffress, “I knew Circulation Customer Service: serial bed-hopper like Trump. Jane Wyman when he was dat- Ronald Reagan. Ronald Rea- Postmaster: 1-850-522-5197 Send address change to: “You know,” Jeffress ing in Hollywood and not yet gan was a friend of mine. And Holmes County Times-Advertiser P.O. Box 67, Bonifay, FL 32425 © Copyright 2018, GateHouse responded, “this is not an unusual married to Nancy — to Donald Donald Trump ain’t no Ronald USPS 004-341 Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. thing — we’ve been here before. Trump, who was dating Playboy Reagan — and vice versa.” * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 A5 Road to Change Tour visits Panama City Beach

By Eryn Dion “If you’re amicable of with the same AR-15 and the Second Amendment. 747-5069 | @PCNHErynDion what we’re talking about, same motto, and grabbing I kind of want to go on the [email protected] you go through the policy his GoPro to record the offensive.” points, they tend to agree event. Left behind in his Despite party affilia- PANAMA CITY BEACH with you, because every truck was a sign, “Crimi- tions or where they land — The Road to Change single person, no matter nals for gun-free zones.” on the political spectrum, Tour, part of the March their party affiliation, “I wanted to come here the students spent much for Our Lives movement they want to be safe,” and tell them they should of the panel encouraging that sprung out of the said Kayla Dixon, a stu- advocate for the end of respectful conversations Feb. 14 Parkland school dent from Pinellas County gun-free zones,” Parker between students and shooting, made a stop who is traveling with the said. “Where they’re other students, adults in Panama City Beach Road to Change tour. having this, it’s a gun-free and students and sides Sunday, holding a panel Tyra Simons speaks during the March for Our Lives Road “They want to protect zone. The next event is in a that don’t agree. They at Arnold High School, a to Change town hall meeting Sunday at Arnold High their families and have a bar, another gun-free zone. also pushed people, par- voter registration event at School. [PHOTOS BY JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] good well-being and our Nobody is going to protect ticularly those under the Pier Park, and a more inti- push is to do it responsibly you in those zones.” age of 25, to be more polit- mate forum at Mosey’s way to cope with the loss did get into gun control, and put buffers in order to Furtaw said they were ically active, to hold their Downtown in Panama and to also enact the kind with the students dispel- make that happen.” going into the event with legislators accountable City. of change that would pre- ling the belief that they’re For many Bay County an open mind, and also and to go out into their Survivors of the Mar- vent future shootings. anti-Second Amendment residents, like John Parker hoping for the opportu- community and organize. jory Stoneman Douglas “We want to make and how, with an issue as and Darian Furtaw, the nity to educate people on After the panel, the Park- school shooting, along sure this doesn’t happen emotionally charged as Second Amendment, and responsible gun owner- land students met with with alumni from the to other families, they gun violence and gun con- any perceived threats ship. Concealed carry, Arnold students in a small school and politically don’t lose loved ones trol, the biggest enemy against it, is deeply per- he argued, helps make group setting, talking active students from in an issue that is com- in that conversation is sonal. Before the town sure the elderly and the to them about how they other districts shared pletely preventable,” said “narrow mindedness.” hall, Parker sat in his disabled, who other- feel about school safety their experiences and the Robert Schentrup, who The group’s position, pickup truck in the Arnold wise wouldn’t be able to and sharing methods and hope that their actions graduated from Marjory framed as gun violence High School parking lot, a defend themselves, were strategies to organize. will motivate others in Stoneman Douglas in prevention, centers flag with a large AR-15 and taken care of. He was, he “No matter what the their age group to regis- 2017 and whose 16-year- around three points — the words “Come and take said, adamantly against issue, people care about ter to vote and exercise old sister was one of the mandatory reporting it” flying in the wind, fixed any form of gun control, other people,” said Mar- their political power. 17 killed in the Feb. 14 for gun thefts, prevent- to the bed of his truck. saying irresponsible gun jory Stoneman Douglas Many stated they hadn’t shooting. ing those convicted of Before heading into the ownership is “a myth.” sophomore Ryan Servites. been politically active or While focusing largely domestic violence from event, Parker rolled up the “There should be no The Road to Change politically minded before on youth activism, the owning a gun and univer- flag and put it in his truck, control of a firearm,” he Tour continues Monday the shooting, but were panel, hosted by the sal background checks for but not before changing said. “I’m tired of going in Pensacola at the Uni- called to action, both as a League of Women Voters, those purchasing guns. into an army green shirt on the defensive about versity of West Florida. GOP primary for governor down to Florida guy vs. Fox guy

By Brendan Farrington FBI investigation of Rus- Republican strategist. plans to stand on stage with said. “They get it if he “He’s going back and The Associated Press sian meddling in the 2016 “Putnam has name ID, the president on Tuesday in wants to go to Pensacola or saying, ‘Hey, get behind election. he’s got experience, he’s Tampa. Panama City, but to come your local politician. Sup- CHIPLEY — Down a “We’re actively trying got money. It’s sort of the At Putnam’s event in to Chipley — we’re a small port this guy. Support that network of dirt roads to get the underlying doc- like the Florida guy versus Chipley, Nick Dillard town. ... Why’s he coming guy,’ ” she said. “DeSan- that defies GPS naviga- uments that would tell us, the Fox guy, and we’re acknowledged that many here? I think it speaks to his tis has already been in the tion, Florida Republican did they (the FBI) spy on going to see if that’s suf- supporters there were philosophy — the grass- Washington element, so he gubernatorial candidate the Trump campaign or ficient anymore.” surprised he would bother roots movement.” has been working back and Adam Putnam and about not?” DeSantis said. During the candidates’ to come to a town of less Undecided Republican forth there, so it’s a differ- 100 supporters gathered The free airtime is worth first debate, which was than 4,000 people when voter Ellen Petrokiewizz, ent style. I do like the true at a hunting plantation millions — putting him in broadcast on Fox News, there where places he could who lives in the Orlando grass roots of going to the tucked into the Panhan- front of large numbers of Fox anchor Martha Mac- reach a larger audience and area, said she likes that average person, and that’s dle’s pine trees. conservative voters who Callum asked DeSantis raise more money. Trump continues to rally what Putnam has been There were no televi- will decide the Republican about the criticism that “I think it makes him supporters and back state doing. So, there’s positives sion cameras, no throngs nominee to replace Gov. he’s campaigning from a more reachable,” Dillard candidates. in both approaches.” of media — just barbe- Rick Scott — and, coupled Washington TV studio. cue and sweet tea for with Trump’s endorse- DeSantis replied that the crowd that clearly ment, forms the basis of there have been plenty hadn’t migrated from his campaign. of times he couldn’t be in colder climes. Agriculture In a state with more Florida when he wanted Commissioner Putnam than 4.5 million Republi- to, like when he spent introduced himself as a can voters, the candidates Christmas 2006 on a Navy fifth generation Florid- facing off in the Aug. 28 assignment in Guantanamo ian, part of the personal primary are a study in Bay, Cuba, and the follow- outreach central to his contrasting campaign ing Christmas in Iraq. campaign. styles. Putnam has been “I would have loved to “We have a lot of native to more than 100 break- have been in Florida with Floridians here, people fasts, barbecues and my family, but sometimes who love our state, whose parades, talking with duty calls and sometimes families who have bled and Floridians about Florida you’ve got to step up and sweat and worked their issues. DeSantis has been do what’s right,” DeSantis fingers to the bone to carve on Fox News more than said. out of this beautiful penin- 100 times, usually talking He said that duty sula — the civilization that about federal issues and now includes support- we call modern Florida,” defending the president. ing Trump’s agenda and Putnam said. “It sets out The race will test which uncovering the anti- a marker that says because strategy works best in Trump bias at the FBI and of all that my family went these times when White the U.S. Department of through to make Florida House tweets make Justice. Florida, I’m committed to international headlines “That’s what I’m paid to doing the right things for and political divides are do, so I’m going to do my the right reasons.” as wide as they ever have job,” he said. That same day, primary been: Shaking a lot of Even while campaigning opponent U.S. Rep. Ron hands or shaking things in Florida, Fox and Trump DeSantis appeared on Fox up on TV. are a theme. DeSantis did a News from Israel, where “It’s an interesting statewide tour with Fox’s he defended President test,” said Rick Wilson, Sean Hannity, held a rally Donald Trump amid an a Tallahassee-based with Donald Trump Jr. and

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School staff receive active shooter training COMMUNITY CALENDAR If you would like a recur- provided. All denominations Special to Times-Advertiser ring event included in welcome. this list, please email the 9a.m.: Washington County BONIFAY — U.S. Marshals information to news@ Community Traffi c Safety were on hand at the Boni- chipleypaper.com Team Meeting (Third Tues- fay K-8 School held Friday, day of each month) in the July 20 in partnership with MONDAY WCBOCC conference room. Holmes County Sheriff’s For more information call Office to help facilitate active 9:30 a.m.: Car Seat Safety Renae Rountree at 850- shooter training for deputies Classes (fi rst Monday of 638-1314 or Lynne Abel at and school administrators. each month); Florida Depart- 850-638-6203 Administrators were ment of Health Holmes 10 a.m.: Holmes County coached on several emer- County. For more informa- Council on Aging Movie Day. gency protocols as they tion, call 850-547-8500 ext For more information, call watched HCSO deputies react 248. 850-547-2345 to various staged scenarios. 9:30 a.m.: Car Seat Safety 10 a.m. Home Extension Club Similar training will be Classes (third Monday of Meeting/Luncheon; Hinson’s held at Holmes School Dis- each month); Florida Depart- Crossroads Fire Department. trict campuses throughout ment of Health Washington 10:30 a.m.: Letter Learners; the year. County. For more informa- Washington County Public “We hope we never have tion, call 850-638-6240, Ext Library. For more informa- to put this training in action, 144. tion, call 850-638-1314 but we want our deputies to 10 a.m.: Holmes County 11 a.m.: Holmes County be ready to react to anything Council on Aging senior Council on Aging senior that may happen,” said Sher- Deputy Jason Evans enters the Bonifay K-8 classroom where the Bingo. For more information, lunch. For more information, iff John Tate. “HCSO deputies “shooter” was located. [SPECIAL TO TIMES-ADVERTISER] call 850-547-2345. call 850-547-2345 spend several hundreds of 10 a.m.: Washington County 11:30 a.m.: Washington hours each year training so thank U.S. Marshals Service, Board, and Bonifay K-8 staff Council on Aging (Chi- Council on Aging (Chipley) that they can be at the ready.” Bay County Sheriff’s Office, for their assistance with this pley) exercise. For more senior dining; For res- Sheriff Tate would like to Holmes District School training. information, call Andrea at ervations, call 638-6216. 850-638-6216 Donations accepted. 11 a.m.: Holmes County Noon: Chipley Kiwanis Club Council on Aging senior meeting. lunch. For more information, 12:30 p.m.: Washington COMMUNITY EVENTS call 850-547-2345 County Council on Aging 11:30 a.m.: Washington (Chipley) Tuesday Group. If you would like your Saturday, August 11 at Ponce call 850-638-6216. Council on Aging (Chipley) For more information call events included in this de Leon High School. This senior dining. For res- Andrea at 638-6216 list, email information to: will be a "drive-thru" event to HOSO to offer concealed ervations, call 638-6216. 5:30 p.m.: Chemical Addic- [email protected] help accommodate those with weapons class Donations accepted. tion Recovery Effort disabilities or small children. 6-7:30 p.m.: Salvation Army group; Caryville Baptist Food Coupons still available There will be someone there BONIFAY — The Holmes Domestic Violence and Rape Church Fellowship Hall, as long as there are supplies. County Sheriff’s Office Crisis Program (SADVP) For more information, call WASHINGTON COUNTY For more information call will present a Concealed hosts a domestic violence 850-326-0886. — Washington County Coun- the Holmes County Sheriff’s Weapons Class at 10 a.m., Sat- support group at the SADVP 6:10 p.m.: BINGO at St. cil on Aging still has Farmer's Office at 850-547-4421. urday, August 18, in the Holmes Rural Outreach offi ce. For Joseph Catholic Church; Market Nutrition Program County Jail classroom, located more information, call Emma Games start at 6:10 p.m. For Coupons available. If interested FTR representative at 3207 Lonny Lindsey Drive or Jess at 415-5999. more information, call Peg and have not already received to be at WCCOA in Bonifay. Sheriff John Tate 8 p.m.: Al-Anon meeting Russ at 638-7654 or 638-7654. coupons this year, contact will instruct the class, which Blessed Trinity Church 7 p.m.: "A Drop of Faith" Washington County Council CHIPLEY — A repre- is expected to last about two 8 p.m.: AA meeting Blessed Narcotics Anonymous meet- on Aging at 850-638-6216 for sentative from Florida hours. This class will meet the Trinity Church ing; Blessed Trinity Catholic more information on how you Telecommunications Relay, firearms training class require- Church. can participate in this program. INC. will be at Washington ment mandated by the Florida TUESDAY County Council on Aging at Department of Agriculture WEDNESDAY HCSO to host a free 9:30 a.m. Thursday, August concealed weapon permit Washington County Council food distribution 16, 2018. Seniors will be application. The class is open on Aging Tuesday Group. For 10 a.m.: Holmes Council on assessed to determine eligi- to ages 18 and up; however the more information, call Kim Aging Games and Activities. PONCE DE LEON bility to receive an amplified minimum age to be granted a at 850-638-6216 For more information, call — Holmes County Sher- or specialized telephone at no permit from the state is 21. 8-10 a.m.: Church Fellow- 850-547-2345 iff’s Office will host a free cost. For more information or ship Breakfasts at Around food distribution at 8 a.m. to schedule an appointment See EVENTS, A8 the Corner Grill. Breakfast See CALENDAR, A8

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recognition of National Fire Department will host Thursday, Aug. 23 to contestant fee is $50. For more information EVENTS Senior Citizen’s Day on a raffle for a 65 Quart RTic conduct hearing screen- Online registration and call 850-766-7569 or Tuesday, Aug. 21, Wash- cooler. ings. This event is open credit card payments will email pageant@hchs- From Page A7 ington County Council The raffle will run to seniors 60 or older. be available Thursday, bluepride.com on Aging in partnership through Thursday, Aug. For information call Aug. 30 through Satur- with Interim Healthcare, 23. Tickets are $5 each or 850-638-6216. day, Sept. 8 at WWW/ “We Care, You Matter” Participants 21 and older will be hosting a pamper- 3 for $12. There are only HCHSBLUEPRIDE.com/ health fair may bring their own gun ing session to seniors 60 300 tickets available. All HCHS band to host Pageant. and rounds or use those and older. proceeds go to benefit the Rodeo Pageant Participants may also EBRO — The Florida provided by the sheriff’s Manicures and hand fire department. Contact register from 5 to 7 p.m. Department of Health in office. Participants under massages will be pro- any member of the PDL BONIFAY — The Thursday, Aug. 30, and Washington County will 21 are asked to use the vided. This event will fire department or con- Holmes County High Tuesday, Sept. 4 and from host the “We Care, You provided gun and rounds. begin at 10 a.m. and will tact the department on School will host the 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Matter” health fair in Ebro No pre-registration is take place at 1348 South Facebook. 2018 Northwest Florida Sept. 8, in the auditorium. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat- required, and the cost is Boulevard in Chipley. Rodeo Pageant Satur- Participants may also urday, Sept. 29 at Ebro $25 per person. All pro- For more information on Hearing life day, Sept. 15 in the HCHS register from 5 to 7 .m. City Hall, 6629 Dog Track ceeds will benefit Holmes this or other events call representative to Auditorium. Tuesday, Sept. 11 with a Road. County High School Project 850-638-6216. be at WCCOA Tiny Miss through $10 late fee added to the There will be health Graduation. Little King will be held registration. screenings, educational PDL fi re to host CHIPLEY — A repre- at 4 p.m. and Little Miss Rehearsals will take information, door prizes, WCCOA to hold RTIC raffl e sentative with Hearing through Miss will be held place at registration. and refreshments. For pampering day Life will be at Washington at 6 p.m. Door admission will be more information, con- PONCE DE LEON – County Council on Aging The pageant is open to $5 for ages 10 and up and tact Susie Sewell at (850) CHIPLEY — In Ponce De Leon Volunteer from 10:30 a.m. to noon ages 4 through 20 and the $2 for ages 9 and under. 638-6240.

Health in Chipley. For more Classes, (second Wednes- information, call James FRIDAY at Shepherd’s Gate Church. CALENDAR information call 850-638- day of every month) at Lewis at 850-224-9340 For more information, call 6240 ext 144 Doctors Memorial Hospi- 12:30 p.m. Washington 6 a.m.: Men’s Breakfast and James Guy at 850-258-5854 From Page A7 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.: Holmes tal. For more information, Council on Aging (Chipley) Bible Study at Hickory Hill or John Williamson at County Healthy Start call James Lewis at BINGO. For more infor- Baptist Church in Westville. 850-703-9681 Parenting 101 classes 850-224-9340 mation, call Andrea at 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes 7 a.m.: Farm Share (second (fi rst, second and third 5 p.m.: New Hope United 850-638-6216 Council on Aging pro- Saturday of each month) 10 a.m.: The Vernon His- Wednesday of each month) Methodist Church Bible 1 p.m.: Care Givers Support vides bingo, exercise, at Shepherd’s Gate Church. torical Society Museum is at Florida Department of Study group, third Thursday of games, activities, hot For more information, call open to the public from 10 Health in Bonifay 7 p.m.: Depression and each month at the First meals, and socialization. James Guy at 850-258-5854 a.m. to 2 p.m. Meetings are 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.: Wash- Bipolar Support Group Presbyterian Church on 5th For more information call or John Williamson at held the fourth Wednesday ington County Healthy meets at First Baptist Street in Chipley. For more 850-547-2345. 850-703-9681 of the month at 2 p.m. Start Parenting 101 classes Church educational annex information, call Recie Cul- 10 a.m.: Washington 8 a.m.: North Bay Clan of 10 a.m.: Washington (fi rst, second and third building in Bonifay. Call pepper at 850-566-2553. County Council on Aging The Lower Muskogee Creek County Council on Aging Wednesday of each month) 547-4397. 2 p.m.: Writers Group (Chipley) exercise. For Yard Sale (fi rst Saturday (Chipley) exercise. For at Florida Department of meets the fi rst Thursday of more information call of each month until 2 p.m.) more information, call Health in Chipley THURSDAY each month (unless a holi- Andrea at 850-638-6216. Location is 1560 Lonnie Andrea at 850-638-6216 11 a.m.: Holmes County day) at the Chipley Library 10:30 a.m.: Washington Road in Chipley. 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes Council on Aging senior 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.: Amazing 3 p.m.: Holmes County County Public Library 9 a.m. to noon: Mobile Food County Healthy Start Safe lunch. For more informa- Grace Church USDA Food Historical Society (second (Chipley) "Knitting with Pantry (fourth Saturday Beds Make Safe Babies tion, call 850-547-2345 Distribution, every third Thursday of each month). Looms" third Friday every of each month) at Cypress SIDS class (fourth Wednes- 11:30 a.m.: Washington Thursday (Holmes County The public is invited to month. For more informa- Creek Church in Chipley. day of each month) at Council on Aging (Chipley) residents only). For more attend. tion call 850-638-1314. For more information, call Florida Department of senior dining; For res- information, call 547-0190. 5:30 p.m.: Chemical 11 a.m.: Holmes County James Guy at 850-258-5854 Health in Bonifay. For more ervations, call 638-6216. 9 a.m. to noon: Washing- Addiction Recovery Effort Council on Aging senior or John Williamson at information call 850-547- Donations accepted. ton County Council on group Caryville Baptist lunch for more information 850-703-9681. 8500 EXT 248. 12:30 p.m.: Washington Aging Advanced Por- Church Fellowship Hall. call 850-547-2345 9 a.m.: Food Pantry 10 a.m. to noon: Wash- Council on Aging (Chipley) trait Art Class. For more For more information, call 11:30 a.m.: Washington (second Saturday of each ington County Healthy Games and Activities. For information call Kim at 850-326-0886. Council on Aging (Chipley) month) at 808 E. Highway Start Safe Beds Make Safe more information, Call 850-638-6216 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.: senior dining; For reser- 90. For more information Babies SIDS class (fourth Andrea at 850-638-6216 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Money Washington County vations, call Andrea at call Dr. Yunus’ offi ce at Wednesday of each month) 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Holmes Sense at Goodwill Career Tobacco Cessation Classes 850-638-6216. Donations 850-547-4284. at Florida Department of County Tobacco Cessation Training Center; all 638- (second Thursday of accepted. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.: The 0093; every third Thursday each month) at Wash- 12:30 p.m.: Washington Holmes County Community 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.: First ington County Health County Council on Aging Health Clinic at 203 W. Iowa Thursday Benefi ts program Department. For more (Chipley) Games and Activ- St., Bonifay will be open the staff will be at Washington information, call James ities. For more information fi rst and third Saturday. County Council on Aging. Lewis at 850-224-9340 call Andrea at 850-638-6216 9 a.m.: Emergency Food For more information, call 6 p.m.: TOPS meets at 7 3:30 p.m.: Bead Class every Pantry is open Monday 850-638-6216. p.m. with weigh in at 6 p.m. second Friday at Laurden- Wednesday and Friday at 10 a.m.: Holmes County at Mt. Olive Baptist Church Davis Art Gallery. For more Shepherd’s Gate Church in Council on Aging Games in Bonifay information, call 703-0347. Chipley. For more infor- and Activities. For 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Wash- 5 p.m.: Red Hill Meth- mation, call James Guy at more information, call ington Council on Aging odist Church Mission 850-258-5854 or John Wil- 850-547-2345 in Chipley Advanced Supper (fourth Friday of liamson at 850-703-9681 11 a.m.: Holmes County Line dancing. For more every month, January to 10 a.m.: The Alford Com- Council on Aging senior information, call Kim at September) munity Health Clinic will be lunch. For more informa- 850-638-6216 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.: 50+ open the fourth Saturdays tion, call 850-547-2345 7 p.m.: T.O.P.S. Library senior singles, widowed of each month until the last 11:30 a.m.: Washington Annex Building 330 Harvey or divorced meet on the patient is seen. For more Council on Aging (Chipley) Etheridge Street in Bonifay. last Friday of the month at information, call 850-272- senior dining; For res- Call Linda Fowler for more Eastside Baptist Church. 0101 or 850-209-5501 ervations, call 638-6216. information at 547-3655 Come join the fun for 10 a.m. to noon: Children’s Donations accepted. 7 p.m.: Narcotics Anony- games, prizes and snacks. education day (fourth Noon: Washington County mous meeting at Blessed For more information, call Saturday of each month) at Chamber of Commerce Trinity Catholic Church on 850-272-6611. the North Bay Clan Tribal luncheon (every third County Road 177A 8 p.m.: Alcoholics Anony- Grounds, located at 1560 Thursday) at Northwest 7 p.m.: William Dunaway mous open meeting at Lonnie Road in Chipley Florida Community Hospi- Chapter of the National Chipley Presbyterian tal Specialty Center. Society Sons of the Church. SUNDAY Noon to 2 p.m.: Holmes American Revolution (fi rst County Tobacco Cessa- Thursday of each month) SATURDAY 8 p.m.: Alcoholics Anony- tion Classes fourth (fi rst at Jim Buffet and Grill in mous meeting - board Thursday of every month) Marianna USDA (third Saturday of room at Graceville- at Holmes County Health January, March, May, July Campbellton Hospital in Department. For more September and November) Graceville.

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The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Godwin Kelly & Ken Willis have covered NASCAR for nearly 60 years combined. godwin.kelly@ NASCAR THIS WEEK news-jrnl.com [email protected]

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we WATKINS GLEN had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers A runner-up for Daniel Suarez. THREE THINGS TO WATCH Is he now on the “watchlist” for When do we start paying victory? attention to Christopher Bell? GODSPEAK: Yes, he is gaining momentum at a really, really good Good question. The 23-year-old time. But I think Chase Elliott Oklahoma native has won the beats him to the checkered fl ag. past three Xfi nity Series races in KEN’S CALL: Obviously, there’s Joe Gibbs’ No. 20 Toyota. He has only one place better, but I still four overall wins this year after a think Aric Almirola wins under fi ve-win 2017 in the Truck Series. green before Suarez breaks the Several years ago, when spon- seal. sors grew on trees and lower-level victories often meant an eventual Better career: Kyle Busch promotion, there would be plenty or Tony Stewart? of speculation as to how Bell would GODSPEAK: Call it a tie. Busch is Kyle Busch celebrates his sixth win of the season with a burnout at Pocono. be worked into Gibbs’ Cup plans for closing in on 200 overall national [AP/DERIK HAMILTON] next year. series wins, which is impressive. Another Cup title puts him over 1. NASCAR ‘Tres Grandes’ beat the likes of Terry Labonte, Mark Any chance of that? the top. Martin and Jeff Gordon that day. And KEN’S CALL: Good question. Yes, we are growing weary of the term just for the record, it was Bodine’s Not sure, but did you notice the They’re tied in Cup wins (49), and “Big 3,” which describes the trio of last career win in the Cup Series. He strong second-place showing by Kyle is light-years ahead in overall drivers (Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, ended with 18 total wins. Daniel Suarez at Pocono? His No. NASCAR wins, but Tony has those Martin Truex Jr.) hogging NASCAR 19 team has been Gibbs’ least- three Cup titles, compared with Cup Series wins. When asked about 3. One eye on AJ productive car since Carl Edwards’ Kyle’s one. Until further notice, tying Tony Stewart on the all-time retirement, and on the immediate Tony. wins list with 49 victories, Busch said With a lack of road-racing ringers par- heels of Bell’s third straight win, he wants to keep climbing and added ticipating in one-off races these days, Suarez produced his career-best this: “What’s crazy is how this year the victories usually get pocketed by fi nish. Strictly a coincidence? FEUD OF THE WEEK keeps going. It’s like Harvick gets one, NASCAR elite. Not so fast, my friend. Maybe, but maybe not. Sometimes we get one, Truex gets one and we’re AJ Allmendinger’s name has become it’s as if a racer-in-need can will a MATT DIBENEDETTO VS. ARIC all back and forth.” We get it. synonymous with The Glen. The few more horses into the engine. ALMIROLA: The two drivers were 36-year-old driver pulled off the upset fi ghting for position on the last lap 2. Bodine’s strategy win in 2014, and when Cup Racing — Ken Willis, ken.willis@ when Almirola’s No. 10 Ford and heads to upstate New York, AJ’s name news-jrnl.com DiBenedetto’s No. 32 Ford tangled. Driver Geoff Bodine and crew chief gets tossed in the hat. In nine starts, Almirola spun. Matty D. was 27th. Paul Andrews devised a winning he has that win and fi ve other top-10 GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: NBCSN Watkins Glen strategy in 1996, which fi nishes. CUP STANDINGS caught DiBenedetto walking many teams use as a guideline for the aggressively up to Almirola on 2.45-mile road course. Bodine simply — Godwin Kelly, godwin. 1. Kyle Busch 891 pit road, issuing a complaint and divided the 90-lap race into two pit [email protected] 2. Kevin Harvick 843 walking away. They run races in stops at predetermined times and 3. Martin Truex Jr. 762 different ZIP codes, so this won’t 4. Joey Logano 690 escalate. 5. Clint Bowyer 677 5. Kurt Busch 677 7. Brad Keselowski 644 GODWIN’S PICKS 8. Kyle Larson 626 FOR WATKINS GLEN 9. Denny Hamlin 618 POCONO 10. Ryan Blaney 612 WINNER: Martin Truex Jr. 11. Aric Almirola 587 REST OF TOP 5: Kyle Busch, Kyle 12. Chase Elliott 569 Larson, Joey Logano, Clint Bowyer THREE THINGS WE LEARNED 13. Jimmie Johnson 547 FIRST ONE OUT: Matt DiBenedetto 14. Erik Jones 533 DARK HORSE: AJ Allmendinger 1. Hold your breath 15. Alex Bowman 496 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: The “Big 16. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 440 3” surge continues as Truex, with Bubba Wallace provided the hold- 16. Paul Menard 440 “only” four wins, plays catch-up your-breath moment at Pocono when 18. Ryan Newman 408 to Busch and Harvick. he crashed hard into Turn 1, destroy- 19. Austin Dillon 402 ing his No. 43 Chevy. “Hardest one of 20. Daniel Suarez 400 my career,” the rookie said. “There is MOTOR MOUTHS no feeling like being helpless in that PODCAST situation going off into Turn 1, and it WHAT’S ON TAP scared the hell out of me.” Who was Watkins and who was CUP SERIES: Go Bowling at The Glen Glen? Maybe we fi nd out in the 2. Showing improvement Bubba Wallace said he was OK after SITE: Watkins Glen International pod. Maybe not. his violent crash at Pocono. [AP/DERIK (2.45-mile road course) Hendrick Motorsports is showing HAMILTON] SCHEDULE: Saturday, practice Tune in online at signs of improvement. It had three (NBC Sports Network, 10 a.m. and www.news-journalonline.com/ drivers score top-10 fi nishes, with new words. Driver Sterling Marlin 1 p.m.), qualifying (NBC Sports daytonamotormouths Alex Bowman leading the charge, came up with “fl ustrated,” while Larry Network, 6:30 p.m.). Sunday, race producing his career-best third-place McReynolds, who was making a point (NBC, coverage begins at 2 p.m.; effort. William Byron had his best on TV, invented “interate.” While green fl ag, 3:15 p.m.) fi nish, too, a sixth. Jimmie Johnson? talking about Bubba Wallace’s crash, He wound up 17th. Dale Earnhardt Jr. used the word XFINITY: Zippo 200 at The Glen “frighteningness.” SITE: Watkins Glen International 3. Changing lexicon SCHEDULE: Saturday, qualifying — Godwin Kelly, godwin. (NBC Sports Network, 11:30 a.m.), NASCAR folk are famous for inventing [email protected] race (NBC, 3 p.m.)

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

KYLE BUSCH KEVIN MARTIN ERIK JONES KURT JOEY ARIC RYAN CHASE CLINT His turn up HARVICK TRUEX JR. Becoming BUSCH LOGANO ALMIROLA BLANEY ELLIOTT BOWYER top Rough Pocono a lead-pack Piling up One Cup, two Not exactly a The Blaneys 0-for-98 Four weeks weekend, delivered a fi xture top-10s like Xfi nity wins road-course aren’t big on without a still fi nished rare clunker Smokey at The Glen ringer road courses top-10 either 12345678910

2018 SCHEDULE AND WINNERS April 29: Geico 500 at Talladega (Joey Logano) Aug. 5: 355 at the Glen, at Watkins Glen May 6: AAA 400 at Dover (Kevin Harvick) Aug. 12: Pure Michigan 400 Feb. 11: Clash at Daytona (Brad Keselowski) May 12: Go Bowling 400 at Kansas (Kevin Harvick) Aug. 18: Night Race at Bristol Feb. 15: Can-Am Duel at Daytona (Ryan Blaney and Chase May 19: All-Star Race at Charlotte (Kevin Harvick) Sept. 2: Southern 500 at Darlington Elliott) May 27: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte (Kyle Busch) Sept. 9: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Feb. 18: Daytona 500 (Austin Dillon) June 3: Pocono 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) Sept. 16: Las Vegas 400 Feb. 25: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta (Kevin Harvick) June 10: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan (Clint Sept. 22: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond March 4: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas (Kevin Harvick) Bowyer) Sept. 30: Bank of America 500(k) at Charlotte road course March 11: Camping World 500(k) at Phoenix (Kevin June 24: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma (Martin Truex Oct. 7: Delaware 400 at Dover Harvick) Jr.) Oct. 14: Alabama 500 at Talladega March 18: Auto Club 400 at Fontana (Martin Truex Jr.) July 1: Chicago 400 at Chicagoland (Kyle Busch) Oct. 21: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas March 26: STP 500 at Martinsville (Clint Bowyer) July 7: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona (Erik Jones) Oct. 28: First Data 500 at Martinsville April 8: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas (Kyle Busch) July 14: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky (Martin Truex Jr.) Nov. 4: Texas 500 April 15: Food City 500 at Bristol (Kyle Busch) July 22: New Hampshire 301 (Kevin Harvick) Nov. 11: Can-Am 500(k) at Phoenix April 21: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond (Kyle Busch) July 29: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono (Kyle Busch) Nov. 18: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 A11 SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF MGM, PHILADELPHIA NFL concussion Caesars claims hit $500M in less than 2 years jump into More than $500 million in claims were sports approved as of Monday under the NFL’s con- betting cussion settlement, nearly a decade earlier than league officials By Regina Garcia Cano estimated they would and Wayne Parry reach that amount. The Associated Press Claims administra- tors in the settlement LAS VEGAS — Two released an updated titans of the casino indus- report on the con- try are racing to cash in cussion settlement on the newly created U.S. information website sports betting market, saying about $502 mil- taking steps to expand their lion had been approved Members of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School football team take the fi eld to begin practice for a footprint and strengthen in less than two years new season just after midnight Monday in Parkland, Fla. The players, their school and community still grieve their positions as more of the settlement. The for the 17 lives lost at the school on Feb. 14. [PHOTOS BY JOE SKIPPER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] states approve necessary original actuarial esti- regulations and people mates from the NFL become more interested estimated a little more in legally gambling on pro than $400 million ‘This is the only thing we and college sports. would be paid out in MGM Resorts Interna- the first decade. tional reached separate Attorneys for have to show our respect’ agreements Monday with the retired players a European bookmaker adjusted their esti- and a U.S.-based regional mates on the total casino operator that payout of expected At Stoneman Douglas, will give it technologi- claims earlier this football season comes cal expertise and market month, saying the set- with heavy hearts access in several states tlement would likely where it doesn’t already reach $1.4 billion— By Tim Reynolds operate casino-resorts. almost a half billion The Associated Press Meanwhile, Caesars more than the NFL Entertainment opened originally estimated. PARKLAND, Fla. — The first the sports book at one of Almost 2,000 claims practice of the new season was its New Jersey casinos and have been filed in over, and the only sound on will do the same Wednes- less than two years, the campus of Marjory Stone- day at another property. according to the man Douglas High School The moves from the update filed Monday. was dozens of football players casino operators come Hundreds more of the screaming in delight. more than two months nearly 20,500 retired It was 2:15 a.m., and they after the U.S. Supreme players signed up to were having a water balloon Court cleared the way for be prequalified to fight . Members of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School football all 50 states to offer legal file claims than were At last, on a campus shaken team pray together as they began practice for a new season just sports betting, should they expected, outpacing all by tragedy, there was joy. after midnight on Monday in Parkland, Fla. desire. previous projections. The Eagles — now ambas- The first of two agree- sadors for a school and healing process,” said Parkland memorial . ments MGM Resorts NEW YORK community still reeling from Mayor Christine Hunschofsky, “Are we perfect? Are we announced Monday is Pitino promises the Feb. 14 massacre that left 17 who sat in the bleachers with happy all the time? How can a joint venture with the to tell all in people dead, including assistant about 100 other people for the we be?” said Johanna Feis, United Kingdom-based upcoming memoir football coach Aaron Feis , who middle-of-the-night prac- the younger sister of the slain owner of Ladbrokes, GVC was killed while trying to use his tice. “This is not a sprint. This coach whose desk remains Holdings, that will lead to Rick Pitino is ready body to shield students from is absolutely a marathon. And next to May’s inside a cramped the creation of a sports to tell his story. the cascade of bullets — took we will never forget. No one football office and hasn’t betting and online gam- The former Lou- the field for practice at 12:01 who was here will ever forget. been issued to anyone else on bling platform in the U.S. isville coach has a a.m. Monday. But we also have to look at a way the staff. “I’m not OK at this The platform will include memoir coming in Under Florida rules, teams forward.” moment, but we’re pushing a mobile app and website September that will could begin fall workouts July And Monday was a small through, so we are OK.” with features like odds and “lay all his cards on 30. The Eagles didn’t wait a step forward. The Eagles obviously did not highlights. the table,” Diversion minute longer. But the reminders of Feb. 14 want this attention. The separate agreement Books announced “This is the only thing we remain everywhere. They did not want to be with Boyd Gaming Corp. Monday. “Pitino: My have to show our respect,” There is one locker with a asked to play a Canadian team opens markets for both Story,” co-written coach Willis May Jr. said. “This door painted gold in the locker in Georgia on Sept. 1, but now companies, allowing them by Seth Kaufman, is is the way we can show our room — it belonged to Joaquin view the trip as a great oppor- to offer sports betting coming out Sept. 4. respect to those guys, with our “Guac” Oliver, one of the 17 tunity. They did not want to and online wagering in 15 The book will cover great effort and with our great victims, the boy who adored see Feis, athletic director Chris states where they oper- everything from his attitudes. Be leaders within the Miami Heat star Dwyane Hixon, cross country coach ate casino-resorts. Boyd time coaching the school. I hope we see all that Wade so much that his family Scott Beigel — all victims on will give MGM access to New York Knicks from these kids this year.” buried him in a Wade jersey. Feb. 14 — honored with the Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, and Boston Celtics to Douglas has had the “mid- The fence around the 1200 Best Coach award at the ESPYs. Louisiana and other states his triumphant and night madness” practice on building is partially covered by They did not want to turn Feis’ pending the closure of troubled career in the opening day several times banners with messages of sup- name into a motivational planned casino purchases. NCAA. before, but this was different. port from neighboring schools. acronym, the letters in foot- “We believe the joint Pitino was ousted A uniformed sheriff’s deputy Inside the cafeteria, where par- ball parlance now standing for venture deal is a net posi- from Louisville in 2017 was on campus throughout ents reported for the preseason “Fearless, Emotion, Intensity tive for both GVC and amid a multiyear, mul- the evening, his patrol vehicle meeting, another banner still and Sacrifice.” MGM as MGM gains the tischool investigation parked adjacent to the field hangs. It’s from the students of They would rather see things invaluable, and difficult to into the alleged pay- during practice. The site of the Columbine High School, where go back to normal, whatever recreate technology plat- ment of hundreds of shootings — the 1200 building a similar tragedy took place in that was before the afternoon form and online expertise thousands of dollars — still stands, cordoned off by 1999. of Feb. 14. that GVC possesses in a in bribes and kickbacks a chain-link fence. Many want On the field, there are more “You represent this high cost efficient manner,” designed to influence it leveled, but for now it stands signs, reminders to play for Feis school,” May told his team Deutsche Bank analyst recruits. The NCAA because it’s essentially evi- and how to be “MSD Strong.” just before practice started. Carlo Santarelli wrote vacated the Cardinals’ dence, a crime scene. The shirts most of the coaches “Every time you put that Doug- in a note to investors. 2013 national cham- Players, as they walked out of wore had some reminder of the las (jersey) on, make it count “We also believe the deal pionship. Pitino, who the locker room in rows of two shooting. May tugged on a new for something. Make it mean helps both Companies in has denied any wrong- shortly before midnight, had to shirt just before practice, one something. When somebody their speed to market, an doing, will take on stroll past the 1200 building on with “17” in the middle, the faces us this year, one thing important element, in our “opportunistic agents” their way to the field for prac- reasoning there obvious. I want them to know is, you view, of U.S. sports bet- and “predatory apparel tice. Barely anyone seemed to Put simply, there’s no escap- ain’t getting an injured Eagle. ting as we expect market companies” among look its way. ing what happened. You’re not facing an injured shares on a state by state others, according to “Our community is still A school that was a sanctu- Eagle that’s just going to let you basis to be largely concen- his publisher. very much in the traumatized ary is now, in many ways, a roll over them. trated over time.”

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* ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 B1 CELEBRATE

Acting out stories was just one of the fun activities that took place during the summer programs. [SPECIAL TO TIMES-ADVERTISER] Library has summer success with musical programs

Staff Report schools gathered at Bonifay K-8 to battle each other for bragging rights. BONIFAY - The Holmes County These free programs saw 1,861 Upcoming events Public Library hosted its annual children in attendance over the at your local library summer program beginning in June course of the summer. Since school and running through July. let out in May, the Holmes County August 2 at 9 a.m. The Florida Youth Program theme Library has seen over 1,000 books Puppets with Calvary Hill Church for this year was “Libraries Rock” checked out. August 9 at 9 a.m. with each program showing how Assistant Director Becky Marsh Book Lovers Day libraries rock and teaching children says this is the biggest year in atten- August 16 at 9 a.m. the importance of the library system dance since 2012. Tell a Jokee- Story Time by way of music. “We had an amazing turnout this August 23 at 9 a.m. Acts such as Atlantic Coastal year,” said Marsh. “We have not Fun with Dragon Tale Storys Theatre and Mrs. Kate Singin’ and had this great of a turnout since the August 30 at 9 a.m. Smilin’ utilized music to teach kids astronaut suit was here in 2012. We What is Labor Day for Kids about the importance of learning hope to grow the summer program- September 6 at 9 a.m. and libraries. ming even more in the years to Read a Book Day Animal Tales is always a big come.” September 13 at 9 a.m. hit each summer when kids get a Holmes County Public Library All About Manners hands-on experience with animals would like to thank everyone who September 20 at 9 a.m. they normally wouldn’t have access helped to make their summer Some kids were surprised during Animal Changing of the Weather to. programs a success as well as the Tales when they learned something October 4, at 9 a.m. The finale was a Battle of the children who made it the success it interesting about an animal. Smokey the Bear Bands. Bands from local high was. [SPECIAL TO TIMES-ADVERTISER]

Armed with instruments, kids learned about the importance of learning by way of song. [SPECIAL TO TIMES-ADVERTISER]

* ** B2 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser BUSINESS

Tech stumbles; Staying put indexes plunge

By Stan Choe or 1.4 percent, to 7,630. Fed is set to leave and Marley Jay The Nasdaq has fallen at rates alone as trade The Associated Press least 1 percent for three war raises anxiety days in a row, which NEW YORK — Tech- hadn’t happened in By Martin Crutsinger nology stocks tumbled three years. The Associated Press for the third day in a Smaller companies row Monday as a sharp fared as badly as larger WASHINGTON — reversal for some of Wall ones. The Russell 2000 The Federal Reserve will Street’s recent favorites index slid 10.21 points, meet this week to assess worsened. Major U.S. or 0.6 percent, to an economy that has just indexes skidded. 1,653.13. enjoyed a healthy spurt of Technology compa- Twitter dropped growth but faces a flurry nies have done far better 8 percent to $31.38, of trade fights pushed by than the rest of the extending its 20.5 per- President Donald Trump market in recent years, cent plunge on Friday. that could imperil that but they’ve fallen after Facebook fell another growth over time. Facebook and Twitter 2.2 percent to $171.06. If those concerns weren’t both reported weak user Netflix, which reported enough, Trump has openly growth in the second weak subscriber growth expressed his displeasure quarter. Microsoft in early July, fell 5.7 per- at the Fed’s interest rate and Alphabet slumped cent to $334.96. increases — something no President Donald Trump walks Sunday on the South Lawn of the White House in Monday and Facebook, Even with its recent president has done publicly Washington, after returning via Marine One. The Federal Reserve will meet this week Twitter and Netflix have tumble, the technology in more than two decades. to assess an economy that has just enjoyed a healthy spurt of growth but faces a fl urry all fallen at least 20 per- sector of the S&P 500 No one expects the Fed of trade fi ghts pushed by Trump that could imperil that growth over time. [SUSAN WALSH/ cent from their record is up almost 26 percent to announce a rate increase ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] highs earlier this month. over the last year. The when its latest policy Elsewhere, energy S&P 500 itself is up a meeting ends Wednes- borrowing costlier for con- strike a reassuring note that borrowing rates remain companies climbed bit more than 13 percent day. But the central bank sumers and businesses the White House doesn’t historically low, tighter along with the price of over that time. is widely expected to set and can weigh down stock want to interfere with the credit could eventually crude oil but industrial Energy companies the stage for tightening prices. Trump has made Fed’s policymaking. imperil an economy that companies like Cater- climbed as the price credit again in September clear he has little patience “We as an administra- grew at a brisk 4.1 per- pillar continued to lose of benchmark U.S. for a third time this year for the Fed’s efforts to tion absolutely support the cent annual rate in the ground. Meat producer oil spurted higher by and then likely raise rates restrain the economy to independence of the Fed, April-June quarter, the Tyson became the latest 2.1 percent to $70.13 once again by December. control inflation. and the president has made government estimated company to cut its profit a barrel. Brent crude, This year’s rate increases “Tightening now hurts it clear that this is the Fed’s Friday. Unemployment is projections and point to the international stan- follow three hikes in 2017 all that we have done,” decision,” Mnuchin said on at a low 4 percent. tariffs. dard, rose 0.9 percent and one each in 2015 and Trump tweeted earlier “Fox News Sunday.” ‘’The But there is worry, The S&P 500 lost 16.22 to $74.97 a barrel in 2016. this month, a day after he market expects interest too, reflected in periodic points, or 0.6 percent, at London. The central bank’s rate said in a television inter- rates to keep going up. So, sinking spells in financial 2,802.60, and the Dow Wholesale gaso- increases — to a still-low view that he was “not the only question is how far markets, often involv- Jones Industrial Average line lost 0.1 percent to level — reflect the econ- happy” with the Fed’s rate and for how long? And we ing developments in the fell 144.23 points, or 0.6 $2.16 a gallon. Heating omy’s resilience and are increases. think the Fed will be very Trump-led trade war, percent, to 25,306.83. oil gained 0.7 percent intended to prevent growth Some of Trump’s eco- careful in managing the which has resulted in puni- The Nasdaq compos- to $2.17 a gallon. Natu- from overheating or infla- nomic advisers, notably economy.” tive tariffs on billions of ite has more technology ral gas rose 0.5 percent tion from accelerating too Treasury Secretary Steven The administration’s dollars of U.S. and foreign stocks among its ranks, to $2.80 per 1,000 cubic high. But higher rates make Mnuchin, have tried to message is that although goods. and it fell 107.41 points, feet.

50 years on, McDonald’s BRIEFCASE SPRINGDALE, ARK. and fast-food evolve Tyson cites tariffs in around Big Mac cutting earnings outlook Tyson Foods is By Candice Choi As with many of its citing higher tariffs The Associated Press popular and long-lasting and uncertainty about menu items, the idea for trade policies in cut- NEW YORK — McDon- the Big Mac came from a ting its profit forecast. ald’s is fighting to hold franchisee. The Springdale, onto customers as the Big In 1967, Michael James Arkansas-based com- Mac turns 50, but it isn’t “Jim” Delligatti lobbied pany said Monday the changing the makings of the company to let him tariffs are primarily its most famous burger. test the burger at his affecting chicken and The company is cele- Pittsburgh restaurants. pork prices, in the U.S. brating the 1968 national Later, he acknowl- and elsewhere. Presi- launch of the double- edged the Big Mac’s dent Donald Trump decker sandwich whose similarity to a popular has imposed tariffs on ingredients of “two sandwich sold by the Big a range of goods, and all-beef patties, special Boy chain. China retaliated with sauce, lettuce, cheese, “This wasn’t like dis- tariffs on U.S. exports. pickles, onions and a covering the light bulb. Tariffs on steel and sesame seed bun” were The bulb was already aluminum have pres- seared into American there. All I did was screw sured automakers, and memories by a TV jingle. it in the socket,” Delli- General Motors also cut But the milestone comes gatti said, according to its outlook for the year. as the company reduces “Behind the Arches.” Tyson Foods Inc. says its number of U.S. stores. McDonald’s agreed it now expects adjusted McDonald’s said Thurs- to let Delligatti sell the earnings of about $5.70 day that customers are sandwich at a single loca- to $6 for the year. It pre- visiting less often. Other tion, on the condition viously expected $6.55 trendy burger options that he use the com- to $6.70 per share. CEO are reaching into the pany’s standard bun. It Tom Hayes said “chang- heartland. didn’t work. Delligatti ing global trade policies The “Golden Arches” tried a bigger sesame seed here and abroad” and still have a massive bun, and the burger soon “the uncertainty of any global reach, and the lifted sales by more than resolution” contributed McDonald’s brand of 12 percent. to lower prices and an cheeseburgers, chicken After similar results oversupply. nuggets and french fries at more stores, the Big remains recognizable Mac was added to the Caterpillar has a big 2Q, around the world. But national menu in 1968. raises outlook again on its critical home turf, Other ideas from franchi- the company is toiling sees that hit the big time Caterpillar’s sec- to stay relevant. Kale include the Filet-O-Fish, ond-quarter easily now appears in salads, Egg McMuffin, Apple Pie beat Wall Street fresh has replaced frozen (once deep-fried but now expectations thanks beef patties in Quar- baked), and the Sham- in part to the blistering ter Pounders, and some rock Shake. pace of construction stores now offer ordering “The company has and demand for big kiosks, food delivery and benefited from the inge- machines, a the com- barista-style cafes. nuity of its small business pany boosted its The milestone for the men,” wrote Ray Kroc, full-year earnings Big Mac shows how much who transformed the forecast again. McDonald’s and the rest McDonald’s into a global Shares rose more of fast-food have evolved franchise, in his book, than 3 percent Monday around it. “Grinding It Out.” in premarket trading. “Clearly, we’ve gotten Franchisees still play Caterpillar now antic- a little more sophisticated an important role, driv- ipates full-year adjusted in our menu develop- ing the recent switch to earnings in a range of $11 ment,” McDonald’s CEO fresh from frozen for the to $12 per share. Steve Easterbrook said in beef in Quarter Pounders, a phone interview. Easterbrook says. The Associated Press * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 B3 SCHOOLS & SOCIETY Tax-free weekend begins August 3

Staff Report not be collected on certain school supplies Parents can stock up for $15 or less per item, on clothing and school as well as, clothing, supplies the first footwear and certain weekend in August - accessories selling for tax free. $60 or less per item. The back-to-school Excluded items are sales tax holiday, briefcases, suitcases passed by the Florida and other garment legislature and signed bags, watches, jewelry, into law by Gov. Rick umbrellas, handker- Scott, will begin 12:01 chiefs, skis, swim a.m. Friday, Aug. 3 fins, roller blades and and end at 11:59 p.m. skates. Sunday, Aug. 5. For a complete list, During the tax-free visit floridarevenue. weekend, sales tax will com.

TRIVIA GUY

“Jeopardy!”? The Blue Devil Battalion (from left to right) includes, back row: Cadet Austin Kanzlemar and Cadet Tristen Nored; front Potpourri, Colleges & row: Cadet Skylar Willingham, Cadet Amber Lewis, and Cadet Emilie Forehand [SPECIAL TO TIMES-ADVERTISER] Universities, Literature, Before & After 3. In the 1900 Sears, Roe- buck and Co. catalog, how much did a piano cost? Blue Devil Battalion receives accolades WWilsonilson CaseyCasey $48, $98, $148, $198 from JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge 4. The 1974 biography “Trivia Fun” with “Shooting Star” was Wilson Casey, Guin- about whose life story? Special to Times-Advertiser a casualty, treat for The cadets plan and First Sergeant Randy ness World Record Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, shock and immobiliz- organize their units for Burlew stated that "he Holder from Wood- John Wayne, Randolph EGLIN AIRFORCE ing fractures, perform each day’s activities. was very proud of all ruff, S.C., is published Scott BASE - As the Blue Devil CPR, control bleeding, The cadets sleep in the cadets for their in more than 500 5.What boxer’s powerful students enjoy a relaxing land navigation course, military barracks and dedication to excel at the newspapers across right hand was nick- break from the school and survival skills. JCLC eat their breakfast, leadership camp." He the country. Com- named “Suzi-Q”? year, five Blue Devil concludes with a cadet lunch and supper in a also stated that "JCLC ments, questions or Bob Curry, Joe Louis, Battalion cadets recently leadership board, a dining facility. There is was successful due to suggestions? WC@ Rocky Marciano, Jack participated in a leader- platoon drill competi- little free time. the cadets, cadre and TriviaGuy.com Dempsey ship camp. tion, and a field day chaperones working 6. Whose secret identity The Camp is appro- competition. together as a team." 1. Who notably left $2,500 is Oliver Queen? priately named JROTC These events are the ropes arc for her Although camp is for a farewell party, “So Blue Beetle, Spider-man, Cadet Leadership Chal- accomplished requiring outstanding perfor- focused on the cadets, my friends can have a Green Arrow, The Flash lenge. JCLC took place cadets to rotate lead- mance at the rope bridge 1SG Burlew would like to ball after I’m gone.”? at Camp Rudder, Eglin ership positions. The training. thank his battle buddy Janis Joplin, Judy Gar- ANSWERS: 1. Janis Joplin, Air Force Base from July cadets plan and orga- Cadet Austin Kan- LTC Gregory Cole for land, Tammy Wynette, 2. Before & After (Jeop- 22-27. At JCLC cadets nize their units for each zlemar successfully his hard work and dedi- Dinah Shore ardy began in 1964), 3. from 12 schools across day’s activities. The conquered his fear of cation to making JCLC 2. Since 1984, what is the $98, 4. John Wayne, 5. the panhandle are re- cadets sleep in military heights and gained trust a success. Greg entered most commonly recur- Rocky Marciano, 6. Green organized into squads. barracks and eat their in his equipment and JCLC as the Battalion’s ring category on TV’s Arrow Four squads make a breakfast, lunch and belay man as he rap- Supply and Logistic platoon. Four platoons supper in a dining facil- pelled down the 36 foot Officer but prior to make up a company. ity. There is little free rappel tower. the camp ending, was CROSSWORD The mission of JROTC time. Cadets are train- Cadet Emilie Forehand nominated and accepted is to motivate young ing well into the evening boosted her self-esteem the job as the JCLC people to be better hours. and conquered all of the Camp Commander and citizens. The Blue Devil cadets events at JCLC. the 6th Brigade Area The week long camp performed exception- Cadet Skylar Will- Coordinator. combines hands-on ally well. Cadet Amber ingham excelled as the 1SG Burlew and LTC leadership training as Lewis was awarded youngest Blue Devil Cole would also like to the cadets participate in the swimming arc to cadet, met a lot of send a big thank you out a wide range of activities wear on her uniform friends and is looking to Mrs. Andrea Biddle. ranging from climbing for her outstanding forward to next year’s She attended JCLC as a a rock wall to rappelling performance during camp. chaperone from the Blue down a tower to negoti- aquatics training. She Every cadet com- Devil Battalion. She got ating a leader’s reaction also received a camp pleted all tasks and are the honors of supervising course. Other activities staff arc for her excep- now graduates of JCLC. and training with second include aquatics where tional leadership skills as They look forward to platoon. they learn water survival a black hat. their upcoming school Mrs. Biddle also got / drown proofing, low Cadet Tristen Nored year with their oppor- the privilege of rappelling ropes which builds their commanded her platoon tunity to be leaders in down the rappel tower team building skills, first in the Drill Competition the JROTC Blue Devil with her daughter Amber aid on how to evaluate and was also awarded Battalion. Lewis.

2018 - 2019 HOLMES COUNTY SCHOOL CALENDAR

August Personnel out April 1: Pre-School Begins for GOT SCHOOL January 2019 Teachers and Non-Instruc- NEWS? 7: Classes Resume for 1: Classes Resume tional working teacher Students and all Personnel days If you have a return to work May 10: Classes Begin for school activity or 10: Report Cards Go Home Students news event you'd 21: Students and All Per- 20: Ponce de Leon High like covered, sonnel out/Paid Holiday School Graduation September please send for Teachers 21: Poplar Springs High information to: School Graduation 3: Labor Day (Students and news@chipleypa- February 23: Bethlehem High School All Personnel Out/Paid per.com. Already Graduation Holiday for Teachers) have photos or an 18: Students and all Per- 24: Holmes County High article you'd like sonnel out/Paid Holiday School Graduation October to share? We'd for teachers 24: End of Second love to have those Semester/Student Early 5: Students and All Person- submissions as March Release Day/Professional nel Out well. Help us get Development 12: End of First Grading the word out 15: End Third Grading 27: All Personnel Out/Paid Period about all the good Period Holiday For Teachers 18:Report Cards Go Home news in our local 21: Report Cards Go Home 28-30: Post-School for 26 – 29: Fall Break (Stu- school system! 25-29: Spring Break (Stu- Teachers and Non-Instruc- dents, Teachers and 10 dents and All Personnel tional Teacher Working Month Non-Instructional Out) Days Personnel out) 30: Classes Resume December November 21: End fi rst Semester 19-23: Students, Student Early Release Day/ Teachers and 10 Professional Development Month Non-Instructional 24-Jan. 4, 2019:Students, Personnel Teachers and 10 Month Out Non-Instructional Person- 22: Paid Holiday for nel out Teachers 25: Paid Holiday for 21-23: 12 Month Personnel Teachers out 24-Jan 1, 2019: 12 Month * ** B4 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser FAITH

FAITH EVENTS HOLMES COUNTY CHURCH LISTINGS

If you would like to The guest speaker will If you would like your 2118 Live Oak Road in Bonifay. Smith Chapel Road, just off include an event in this be Missionary D’Leisha Holmes County church listed Highway 177-A. list, email information to: Ephraim of Mount Tabor here, please send information Mt. Olive Assembly of God [email protected] Missionary Baptist to: The Sanctuary Church in Marianna. [email protected]. Sunday School is at 10 Assembly of God Klondyke Gospel Music The Program will include Due to space limitation, a.m. Morning Worship is Center to host singing, skits and his- please only send regular at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- Sunday Connection Life concerts in August torical information. The church services. For special ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday groups 9:45 a.m. Morning theme for the service is services, please send sepa- services are at 7 p.m. The Worship 10:45 a.m. Free OZARK, ALABAMA "Nurses Call the Shots". rate submission. church is located on High- Community Breakfast first – The following gospel Services will be held at way 179-A off of Highway 2. and third Wednesday morn- music ministries will Prayer Temple Church ASSEMBLY OF GOD ings at 8 a.m. The church appear in concert during Sanctuary located at New Smyrna Assembly of God is located at 6688 South the month of August as 3341 Plantation Circle Bonifay First Assembly of God Highway 79 in Ebro. indicated, at the Klon- in Marianna. For more Sunday School is at 9:30 dyke Gospel Music information call Dea- Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship is at Westville First Assembly of God Center. All concerts coness Nicole Newson a.m. Morning Worship is at 10:30 a.m. Evening Wor- begin at 7 p.m. There is at 850-372-3301 or 10:45 a.m. Evening Wor- ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday Sunday School is at 10 no admission charge. Bishop John McMillion at ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday services are at 6:30 p.m. The a.m. Morning Service is Saturday, August 4, 850-526-4572. services are at 7 p.m. The church is located approxi- at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday Lighthouse from church is located 116 Main mately one mile down services are at 7 p.m. The Centerville, Georgia; Harris Chapel to host Street in Bonifay. Adolph Whitaker Road just church is located at 2513 Saturday, August 11, The Parsons Redeemed off Highway 177 in Bonifay. Cypress Street in Westville. Brandon Hughes from Faith Assembly of God Sylvester, Georgia; CARYVILLE – Harris Noma Assembly of God Winterville Assembly of God Saturday, August 18, Chapel will host The Sunday School is at 9:45 Resting Place from Parsons Redeemed at 11 a.m. Morning Worship is at Sunday School is at 9:45 Sunday School is at 10 Cottonwood, Alabama; a.m. Sunday, August 12. 10:45 a.m. Evening Worship a.m. Morning Worship is at a.m. Morning Worship is Saturday, August 28, This is a family traveling is at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- Expectation from Ken- the United States trying day service is at 7 p.m. The is at 5 p.m. Wednesday service ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday nedy, Alabama. to spread the message church is located on Under- and youth are at 6:30 p.m. services are at 7 p.m. The The center is located of Christ through song. wood Road behind Poplar The church is located at 1062 church is located at 1897 half way between The church is located on Springs School. Tindell Street in Bonifay. Highway 177A in Bonifay Newton, Alabama and Highway 179 in Caryville. Ozark, Alabama at 3885 Lighthouse Assembly of God Northside Assembly of God BAPTIST Highway 123 South. Bonifay First United For more informa- Methodist to host USDA Sunday School is at 10 a.m. Sunday School is at 10 Bethlehem Baptist Church tion call Ron Jeffers at Food Distribution Morning Worship is at 11 a.m. a.m. Morning Worship is 334-797-9862. Evening Worship is at 5 p.m. at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday Sunday School is at 9:45 BONIFAY – Bonifay Wednesday night Bible study services are at 6:30 p.m. The a.m. Morning Worship is at P.A.C.E to celebrate nurses First United Methodist is at 7 p.m. The church is church is located at 1009 10:45 a.m. Evening Wor- Church will host a USDA located at 1201 South Wauke- North Rangeline Street in ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday MARIANNA – P.A.C.E. Food Distribution at 9 30 sha Street in Bonifay. Bonifay. Bible Study is at 7 p.m. The (People Achieving Com- a.m. at the church on the church is located at 1572 munity Enhancement) following Wednesdays: Live Oak Assembly of God Smith Chapel Assembly of God Highway 177 in Bonifay. announces that they will August 15, October 17 and be sponsoring a special December 19. This is for Sunday School is Sunday Sunday School is at 10 Bethany Baptist Church program celebrating the Holmes County resi- at 10:00a.m.; with Morn- a.m. Morning Worship is work of Nurses, Nurs- dence only. The church is ing Worship at 11 a.m. and at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- Sunday School is at 9:45 ing Assistants and other located at 202 N Okla- Evening Worship at 6 p.m. ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday a.m. Morning Worship is at medical technicians at 3 homa Street across from Wednesday Services are at 7 services are at 7 p.m. The p.m. Sunday, August 5. the courthouse. p.m. The church is located at church is located 2549 See CHURCHES, B7

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OBITUARIES CONTINUED ON B6

JIMMIE IVERY JR. JAMES L. SELLERS

Jimmie Ivery Jr., of Tallahassee, Florida; Jimmie’s Life was held James L. Sellers age Donaldson, Krystina Tallahassee, Florida, four (4) daughters: at 11 AM EST, Satur- 60, a resident of West- Hunter and Elaina Cog- went home to be with Kimberly (Adrian) day, July 28, 2018 from ville, Florida passed burn; 9 grandchildren the Lord on Monday, Andrews of Havana, the sanctuary of the away July 18, 2018 at and 3 great grandchil- July 23, 2018 in the Florida, Monica (Keith) Jerusalem Mission- Flowers Hospital in dren; 2 sisters, Brenda Consulate Health Care Clayton, Sherri Brown, ary Baptist Church of Dothan, Alabama. Carter, Vivian Hummell of Tallahassee, Florida. both of Tallahassee, Tallahassee, Florida James was born in and a brother William He was 69 years old Florida, and Shareika with pastor, Rev. Joseph Arkansas to Leonard Sellers, Jr. and a native of Chipley, (Charles) Reed of Sef- Wright, Bishop Titus B. Sellers and Floy Patter- A loving husband, Florida. Jimmie was fner, Florida; one (1) Deas, Jr., Rev. LaNor- son Sellers. father, grandfather and born on April 19, 1949 son: Jimmie Ivery III, ris D. McFadden, Rev. He was a retired brother. A celebration to the late Jimmie Ivery, of Tampa, Florida; 11 Edward Butler, and Rev. truck driver and of live ceremony will Sr. and Maggie (Hodges) grandchildren; two Carl Bullock, officiat- mechanic. He enjoyed James is survived by be held in August 2018. Ivery in Fayetteville, (2) sisters: Shirley ing. Committal Services NASCAR Racing and his wife Rebecca Sell- Friends and family will North Carolina. He was (Harry) Meek and Joyce were held approx. at woodworking. ers; daughters, Teresa be notified. of the Christian faith (Johnny) Ivery-Lester, 2:30 PM CST in the and a member of the both of Boynton Beach, Northside Cemetery of Jerusalem Mission- Florida; two (2) broth- Chipley, Florida with JEWEL ‘KATRINE’ B. DILLON ary Baptist Church in ers: Washington (Dee) Cooper Funeral Home Tallahassee, Florida. Ivery of Lake Worth, of Chipley, Florida, Jewel “Katrine” Bush volunteering with the Trouble, Hitty, Nemo Jimmie was employed Florida, and Wayne directing. The family Smith Dillon, 68, of American Legion Aux- and Fergis. and retired with Florida (Barbara) Ivery of received friends on Lake Placid; wife of iliary. She was feisty, Katrine was preceded State University as a Tallahassee, Florida; Friday, July 27, 2018 the late Kevin Dillon, funny, kind and gener- in death by siblings Building Maintenance mother-in-law: Minnie from 6-8 PM CST in the went home to be with ous. Her large family Winnie Irene “Jean” Supervisor for over 30 Bullock of Chipley, Cooper Funeral Home her Lord on Thurs- was everything to her! Smith, Bill Bush, James years. He later became Florida; a special Chapel. The remains day evening July 19, They were also each Bush, Francis Bush, a Chef at the Western aunt: Frances Hodge; were in repose at the 2018 at Florida Hos- other’s best friends. She Tommy Bush, Harry Sizzle Steak House in 2 sisters-in-law, 5 church on Saturday pital Orlando. Katrine LIVED to dote on her Bush, Maureen Wittwer Tallahassee, Florida. brothers-in-law, and a 2hrs. prior to services. was born as one of ten loved ones, especially and Judy Mackay. As He leaves to cher- host of nieces, nephews, Friends may sign the siblings to Ms. Jewel her son, grandchildren well as former husband ish his memories his cousins, other relatives guestbook online at Walker Bush and Bro- and great-grandson. William Robert Smith. beloved wife of 50 and friends. www.cooperfhchipley. ward Bush January 19, Katrine is survived by A service to celebrate years: Eria Ivery of A Celebration of com. 1950 in Jackson County, her loving son Clinton her life was held at Fl. Her family came to Smith (Bobbie) and 11:00 AM, Saturday, Lake Placid in 1960. grandchildren Cody July 28, 2018 at the BEULAH M. WRIGHT She moved to Bonifay, (Megan), Morgan , Scott Funeral Home where she married, had Meagan and Zachary 504 W. Interlake Mrs. Beulah Mae Lynn of Jacksonville, one child, and remained Smith; great-grandson Blvd., Lake Placid with Wright, age 92, of FL; one brother, Bill 20 years. In Bonifay she Alistair Smith; along Pastor Melinda Brown Vernon, Florida passed Garmon of TX; one farmed as well as owned with stepson Jeff Dillon officiating. away July 20, 2018 grandchild, three great- /operated a country and step grandchildren Graveside services at Northwest Florida grandchildren and six store and game room. Alyssa , Mallory and took place 11:00 AM, Community Hospital in great-great-grandchil- Upon return to Lake Blake Dillon; as well Saturday, August 4, Chipley, Florida. dren. Placid, she discovered as brothers, Robert 2018 at the Brown-Bush She was born July Funeral services were her passion for nursing Bush (Helen), Charles and Tindell Cem- 3, 1926 in Edmonton, held at 2:00 PM and became a Certi- Walker; devoted etery in Graceville, Kentucky. Wednesday, July 25, fied Nursing Assistant. brothers-in-law FL. Words of comfort Mrs. Wright was 2018, in the Peel Funeral After several fun years Martin Mackay and to the family can be preceded in death by her Home Chapel with in Ft. Myers she retired Donald Smith; dear made by visiting www. father, Robert Garmon, Mrs. Wright is Rev. Eugene Skipper to Lake Placid. Her friends Cheryl Taylor scottfuneralservices. her mother, Esta Hub- survived by one daugh- officiating. Anatomi- pastimes included and Debbie Edwards, com. Arrangements bard Garmon and one ter, Judith Patricia cal donation followed antiquing, gardening, many adoring extended entrusted with the Scott sister, Dorothy Garmon Bilick and husband after the service. The fishing, family joking/ family members and Funeral Home, Lake and one half-sister, Timothy of Boni- family received friends pranking, cat rescue and beloved kitties Cuddles, Placid, 863-465-4134. Lillie Mae Garmon fay, FL; one son, Gail one hour prior to the Barkley. Allen Sparks and wife service. FRED D. WILSON

JOHN D. COOMER JR. Mr. Fred Doyle time with them. He will Trammell; great grand- Wilson of Bonifay, FL be dearly missed by all son, Crosby Trammell; John D. Coomer Jr., death by his wife Evelyn Lou Inman of Cincinnati went home to be with who knew and loved a host of nieces, neph- 94, of London, Ohio Coomer in 2002; broth- and Bobbie Jean Dick- the Lord, Sunday, July him. ews, cousins and other formerly of Bonifay, ers George W., Fred D., son of Columbus; many 22, 2018 at his home In addition to his extended family and FL, died Friday, July Harold D. and Billy Joe nieces and nephews and surrounded by his parents; siblings: friends. 20, 2018 in London Coomer; sisters Carol dear friends Dot and loving family. He was Helen Bailey, Rayford A Celebration of Health and Rehab. Hansen and Neva Nell Betty. 79. Mr. Wilson was Adkins, Evelyn Lump- Life Service was held Born October 22, 1923 Dupler and several Funeral services born December 28, 1938 kin, Millard Wilson, at 10:00 a.m. on in Lindsay, CA; he was brothers and sisters in will were held 11 AM in Holmes County to Coley Wilson Jr., Eunice Friday, July 27, 2018 the oldest son of the law. Tuesday, July 24 in the late Coley and Lillie “Koonce” Smith, Oveal at Carmel Assembly late John D. and Anna Survivors include the EBERLE-FISHER Mae Mattox Wilson. Lyman, Bill Wilson, Jack of God Church, 1485 (Lloyd) Coomer. After his children David L. FUNERAL HOME AND Fred loved spending Wilson, Bob Wilson and Carmel Church Road, serving his country in (Elizabeth) Coomer of CREMATORY, 103 N. time outdoors, tending Sonny Wilson all pre- Bonifay, FL 32425, with WWII and Korea, John NC, Vicki (Ray) Skid- Main Street, London, his cattle and horses, ceded him in death. Rev. Jerry Moore and retired from the US more of London and Ohio with Rev. J.D. hunting and fishing. Survivors include his Rev. Johnathan West Army in 1965 and after Cindi (Tim) Price of Coomer officiating. He also enjoyed sports, wife, Virginia Lockamy officiating. Burial fol- returning to college, he Grove City; numerous Interment followed especially high school Wilson; daughters: lowed in the church then worked as a social grandchildren, great- at Oak Hill Cemetery, basketball and was an Renee Trammell (Kirk) cemetery with Sor- worker for the Ohio grandchildren and two London, Ohio. Friends avid Florida Gator fan. and Lori Wilson; sons: rells Funeral Home of Department of Cor- great-great grandchil- called at the funeral Mr. Wilson was a great Ted Wilson and Darren Slocomb directing. The rections. He was a life dren plus one on the home from 4-8 PM man of faith, loved Wilson; granddaughter, family received friends member of the Ameri- way; brother Edward Monday. Online con- people and never met a Torrie Wilson; grand- at Carmel Assembly of can Legion, Disabled (Margaret) Coomer dolences for the family stranger. Above all else son, Keston Trammell God Church on Thurs- American Veterans and of Cincinnati, sisters may be sent to www. Fred loved his family (Amanda); great- day from 6:00 p.m. the Masonic lodge. Constance “Sis” Petty eberlefisherfuneral- and enjoyed spending granddaughter, Lainey until 8:00 p.m. He was preceded in of Louisville, KY, Mary home.com.

WENDELL R. HALL

Wendell Riley Hall, death by his parents, brothers, Leon Hall and 70, of Cypress died Buford Hall and Alma wife Barbara, Donnie Wednesday, July 25, Mayo Hall; paternal Hall and wife Pat and 2018 at Bay Medi- grandparents, George Obie Hall. cal Specialty Care in and Harvie Hill; mater- Funeral services were Panama City. Wen- nal grandparents, held at 11 am Monday, dell was born March Robert and Willie Mayo. July 30, 2018 at James 16, 1948 in Calhoun Survivors include & Sikes Funeral Home County. He spent most his children, Rebecca Maddox Chapel. of his life in Jackson Shafer Stout of Roch- Interment followed at County, retiring as an ester, NY, Jason Hall Cypress Cemetery with automotive paint and of Bushnell; Jamie James & Sikes Funeral body technician. Mr. (Peewee) Hall of Jack- Home Maddox Chapel Hall served in the U.S. sonville; Wendy Hall directing. Army, Stationed at Fort Short of Virginia and The family received Sherman in the Panama Andy Robinson of friends from 10 am Canal Zone training Texas. Nineteen grand- Monday at James & as a jungle expert boat children; one sister, Sikes Funeral Home operator. Billie Faye Rogers and Maddox Chapel until He was preceded in husband Curtis’ three funeral time.

ARNETT B. WARR

Arnett Billy Warr, age States Air Force. The funeral ser- 80, passed from this He is preceded in vice was held at the life Wednesday, July death by his parents. graveside at Pleasant 25, 2018, at his home. Billy is survived by Hill Baptist Church, He was born in Ozona, his children: Billy Dale in Sardis Alabama, at Texas on September 27, Warr, Debbie Bar- 12:00 P.M., Monday, 1937, to Arnett Charles reto, David Warr, John July 30, 2018. and Ida Kate Worrell R. Warr, and Renee Family and friends Warr. Billy worked as Otto; his brother, may sign the online reg- a truck driver, and was Jimmy Warr; and eight ister at www.brownfh. a veteran of the United grandchildren. net. * ** B6 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser HEALTH

BIGSTOCK Watch out for heat stroke How to protect your heart and health during the sweltering days of summer

By American Heart Association keep an eye on those around can cause headaches, faster in their responses, you for heat-related prob- 600 nausea or vomiting. Heat but also more accurate. t’s the time of year when lems. If someone is flushed, stroke also can cause a Hot summers and heat temperatures soar, and dizzy or uncoordinated, More than 600 people die every high fever, warm skin with waves won’t be going away I sometimes to deadly it can be an early sign.” year from heat-related illnesses no sweating and confu- any time soon, according effect, especially for the Dehydration can begin that are preventable, accord- sion or unconsciousness. to federal research. In fact, elderly and very young. within just a few hours of ing to the Centers for Disease Beyond some of the obvi- unusually high temperatures Already this year, swel- extreme heat, so drink- Control and Prevention. ous and sometimes extreme have become more com- tering days have proved ing extra fluids is impor- physical symptoms brought mon in recent decades, and dangerous as heat waves tant, especially when on by sweltering tem- heat waves are expected smother parts of the world. taking certain medications. 65,000 peratures, a recent study to become longer, more At least 70 people report- Fatigue, headaches, muscle showed it could affect how frequent and more intense edly died this summer from cramps, dizziness, sleepi- The agency estimates more we think. And it doesn’t just in the future, according scorching heat and humidity ness and dry mouth can all than 65,000 Americans visit an affect the most vulnerable. to the EPA and the CDC. that hit eastern and central be signs of dehydration. emergency room for acute heat A group of Harvard O’Connor said think- Canada, while more than Dehydration causes the illness each summer. researchers published ing ahead and being pre- 40 people died in Japan. heart to work harder, put- an observational study pared in the heat will More than 600 people ting it at risk. Hydration in July showing students help prevent trouble. die every year from heat- helps the heart more eas- of a hot day can increase the who lived in dormitories “Drink plenty of fluids related illnesses that are ily pump blood through chance of dying from a heart without air conditioning and limit the amount of preventable, according the blood vessels to the attack, other heart condi- during a heat wave per- time you are in the heat,” to the Centers for Disease muscles. And it helps the tions, or respiratory diseases formed worse on a series of he said. “Even if someone Control and Prevention. The muscles work efficiently. such as pneumonia.” cognitive tests compared comes into a cooler envi- agency estimates more than A 2016 Environmental While infants and the with students who lived in ronment for a few minutes 65,000 Americans visit an Protection Agency analysis elderly are more vulner- air-conditioned dorms. every hour, that can pre- emergency room for acute of heat-related deaths said able to problems from The study was conducted vent a heat-related illness. heat illness each summer. high temps could be a factor heat, O’Connor said some- over 12 consecutive days in “Limit outdoor activity to “I think people underes- in many more deaths than times medicines can make the summer of 2016. Stu- early morning or late eve- timate how quickly it hap- officials realize – or count. someone more sensitive dents in buildings without ning, and stay in the shade,” pens. And when it starts to “By studying how daily to heat and dehydration. AC experienced 13.4 percent O’Connor said. “It might happen, if someone is pro- death rates vary with tem- “They should talk to longer reaction times on be tough if you are work- gressing to heat exhaustion perature in selected cities, their doctor and look up color-word tests, and 13.3 ing outside or on the golf or heat stroke, you lose your scientists have found that their medications to see if it percent lower scores on course. Soak a towel in cold self-awareness,” said Dr. extreme heat contributes to predisposes them,” he said. addition/subtraction tests water and put it around your Robert O’Connor, profes- far more deaths than the offi- Heat exhaustion and compared with students in neck. Evaporative cooling, sor and chair of emergency cial death certificates might heat stroke are serious air-conditioned rooms. The dousing in cold water and medicine at the University of suggest,” the report said. medical emergencies that research showed students in letting it evaporate, is the Virginia. “It’s important to “This is because the stress require treatment. Both rooms with AC were not just best way to eliminate heat.”

OBITUARIES | CONTINUED FROM B5

PATRICIA E. DAVIS RANDELL FULFORD

Patricia Eileen Davis, age daughters; Amy Cutts and Mr. Randell Fulford, age his mother, Lula Mae Crosby and wife Jackie of Bonifay; 75, passed from this life husband B.D. and Lisa Bross 85, of Bonifay, FL, passed Fulford Webb; his wife, along with several nieces Sunday, July 22, 2018 at and husband Jeffrey, one away July 24, 2018 at Bonnie Fulford; and one and nephews. Doctor’s Memorial Hospital brother; Melvin Jones Jr. and Bonifay Nursing & Rehab one brother, Charles Webb. A Graveside Service was in Bonifay, FL. She was born 4 grandchildren. Center. A native of Florida, Mr. Fulford was survived held July 27, 2018 Friday in Johnstown, PA on January A memorial service will he was born in Bonifay July by two sisters; Betty Sims 3:00 Pm in the Bonifay 17, 1943 to Melvin and Ruth held at a later date in Penn- 2, 1933. of Bonifay and Shirley Cemetery. Rev. Ike Stever- (Shaner) Jones. Patricia was sylvania. In lieu of flowers, He was preceded in death Purvis of Hartford, AL; and son will officiate with Peel a homemaker for her family donations are to be sent by his father, Rannie Fulford; one brother, Glenn Webb Funeral Home directing and a member of the First to a missionary team that Baptist Church in Chipley, Patricia deeply cared for: FL. Send International P.O. Box She is preceded in death 513 Farmington, MI 48332, by her parents and her hus- for David and Sharon Bezel MARTHA A. GIDDIENS band James Walter Davis. #113009. Patricia is survived by Family and friends may Martha Ann Giddiens, age of 78 of Chipley died on Thursday, July 26, 2018. her son; Brian James Davis sign the online register at Memorialization will be by cremation. Williams Funeral Home is in charge of the and wife Melanie, two www.brownfh.net arrangements. * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 B7 FAITH

WEEK IN RELIGION had to defy expectations and make a place for herself in a sport she grew to love. Even The Israeli government though Ibtihaj would start recently approved a bill into fencing later than most, at law that defines Israel as 13-years-old her talent was the “national home of the undeniable. From win- Jewish people.” On July 19, ning state championships Israel’s parliament (Knes- with her high school team set) passed the bill in a to three-time All-America 62-55 vote despite differing selections at Duke Univer- opinions over the relies and sity, Ibtihaj was poised for democratic character of the success, but the fencing country. community wasn’t ready The bill states that Jeru- to welcome her with open salem is the “united” capital arms. of Israel and recognizes the — Hachette Books Jewish Shabbat as the offi- cial day of rest. The law will THE WORD allow non-Jews to observe their own Sabbath. cantor: In Judaism, a Israel’s Independence Day synagogue official who leads is now an official holiday the musical part of a service. with the passing of the bill — ReligionStylebook.com and Holocaust Remem- brance Day and Memorial RELIGION AROUND Day have been recognized as THE WORLD days of mourning. Although the law cements day-to-day According to the CIA practices, it also states that World Factbook, the reli- the Jewish people “have an officials. Court seat. Overall, 41 per- Lori Tharps gious makeup of Hong Kong exclusive right to national cent think the U.S. senate Growing up in New Jersey is: self-determination.” STUDY SAYS should confirm Kanvana- as the only African Ameri- — Buddhist or Taoist: 27.9 The self-determination ugh, while 36 percent said can Muslim in hijab in town, percent clause makes Israel’s vow According to a recent Pew they should not. at school, and on the playing — Protestant: 6.7 percent to not allow Palestinian Research Center survey, fields, Ibtihaj Muhammad — Roman Catholic: 5.3 descendants of refugees the Americans are divided on GOOD BOOK? always had to find her own percent ability to settle en masse, President Donald Trump’s way. When she discovered — Muslim: 4.2 percent which could make Jews a nomination of Brett Kava- “Proud: My Fight for an fencing, a sport tradition- — Hindu: 1.4 percent minority in the Jewish state, naugh to fill Justice Anthony Unlikely American Dream” ally reserved for the wealthy — Sikh: 0.2 percent according to government Kennedy’s U.S. Supreme by Ibtihaj Muhammad and and white, once again she — Other: 54.3 percent

11 a.m. Evening Worship is in Ponce de Leon. services are at 6:30 p.m. CHURCHES at 6 p.m. Wednesday service LUTHERAN The church is located 1.5 is at 7 p.m. The church is Sandy Creek Baptist Church miles north of Highway 2 on From Page B4 located at 1656 Hickory Hill Grace Lutheran Highway 163. Road in Westville. Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. Worship Service is at 11 Morning Worship is at Red Hill United 11 a.m. Evening Worship Leonia Baptist Church a.m. Church Training is at 8:15 a.m. The church is Methodist Church is at 6 p.m. Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Evening Service is located on Highway 90 East services are at 7 p.m. The Sunday School is at 10 at 6 p.m. Wednesday service in Bonifay. Sunday School is at 9:45 church is located at 1404 a.m. Morning Worship is is at 6 p.m. The church is a.m. Morning Worship is at North Highway 79 in at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- located at 1125 Line Road in METHODIST 11 a.m. Evening Worship is Bonifay. ship is at 7 p.m. Wednesday Ponce de Leon. at 7 p.m. Wednesday service services are at 7 p.m. The Bethlehem United is at 7 p.m. The church is Bethel Baptist Church church is located in north- Shady Grove Baptist Church Methodist Church located on State Road 2 two west Holmes County. miles west of State Road 79. Sunday School is at 10 Sunday School is at 9:45 Sunday School is at 10 a.m. a.m. Morning Worship is Mt. Zion Independent a.m. Morning Worship is at Morning Worship is at 11 a.m. OTHER at 11 a.m. Evening Worship Baptist Church 11 a.m. Evening Worship is at Wednesday Bible Study is at is at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Wednesday ser- 6 p.m. The church is at 1622 Amazing Grace service is at 6:30 p.m. Sunday School is at 10 vices are at 7 p.m. The church Bethlehem Church Road. Faith Fellowship a.m. Morning Worship is is located at 1955 Highway Bonifay First Baptist Church at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- 177A in Bonifay. Bonifay First United Sunday School is at 10 ship is at 5 p.m. Wednesday Methodist Church a.m. Morning worship is at Sunday School is at 9:30 services are at 6 p.m. The Union Hill Baptist Church 11 a.m. Evening Worship a.m. Morning Worship is at church is located on High- Sunday School is at 9:45 is at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday 10:45 a.m. Evening Worship way 2 one mile west of Sunday School is held at a.m. Worship begins at Service is a 6:30 p.m. The is at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- Highway 79 in Esto. 10 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Youth Services church is located at 3253 day service is at 6 p.m. The is at 11 a.m. Discipleship are on Wednesday’s at 6:00 Highway 2 a half mile west church is located at 311 New Concord Free Training is at 5 p.m. Eve- p.m. of Highway 79. North Waukesha Street. Will Baptist Church ning Worship is at 6 pm. Wednesday Prayer Meet- Cedar Grove United Bonifay House of Bonifay Free Sunday School is at 10 ing at 7 p.m. Choir at 7:45 Methodist Church Prayer and Praise Will Baptist Church a.m. Morning Worship is at p.m. The church is located 11 a.m. Evening Worship is at 2759 Union Hill Church Sunday School is at 10 Sunday School is at 9:45 Sunday School is at 9:45 at 6 p.m. Wednesday service Road. a.m. Morning Worship is at a.m. After a brief break a.m. Morning Worship is at is at 7 p.m. The church is 11 a.m. Evening Worship is Morning Worship follows. 11 a.m. Evening Worship is located on James Paulk Road West Bonifay Baptist Church at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday ser- The church is located at 826 at 6 p.m. Wednesday service off Highway 177. vice is at 6 p.m. The church North Caryville Road. is at 7 p.m. The church is Sunday School is at 9:45 is located two miles west located at the corner of New Hope Baptist Church a.m. Morning Worship is of Millers Crossroads on Bonifay Seventh Kansas Avenue and Okla- at 11 a.m. Evening Worship Highway 2. Day Adventist homa Street. Sunday morning bible is at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday study is at 9:30 a.m. Morn- services are at 6 p.m. The Mt. Ida Congregational Service is on Saturday at East Pittman Free ing Worship is at 11 a.m. church is located at 609 Methodist Church 9:30 a.m. Wednesday ser- Will Baptist Church Wednesday services are West Indiana Avenue in vice is at 7 p.m. The church at 6:30 p.m. The church is Bonifay. Sunday School is at 10 is located at 604 Mathusek Sunday School is at 10 located at the intersection a.m. Morning Worship is Street. a.m. Morning Worship is of Highway 2 and Highway CATHOLIC at 11 a.m. Evening Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- 179A. is at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Grace Fellowship ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday Blessed Trinity service is at 6:30 p.m. The Christian Church services are at 6:30 p.m. New Zion Baptist Church Catholic Church church is located at just off The church is located ½ Highway 2 in Holmes Coun- Sunday School is at 9:45 mile north of Highway 2 on Sunday School is at 9:45 Sunday Mass is at 9 a.m. ty’s New Hope Community. a.m. Morning Worship is Highway 179. a.m. Morning Worship is at Wednesday evening Mass is at 11 a.m. Bible Study is at 5 10:55 a.m. Evening Worship at 5:30 p.m. Adoration is the New Bethel AME p.m. Evening worship is at Evergreen Missionary is at 7 p.m. Wednesday ser- first Friday at from noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday service Baptist Church vice is at 7 p.m. The church 3 p.m. Holy Hour is Tuesday Sunday School is at 9:45 is at 6:30 p.m. The church is is located on Highway 177A from 7 to 8 p.m. The church a.m. Morning Worship is at located at 2249 Highway 179 Sunday School is at 10 north of Highway 2. is located at 2331 Highway 11 a.m. Wednesday service in Bonifay. a.m. Morning Worship is at 177A in Bonifay. is at 7 p.m. The church is 11 a.m. Evening Worship is Noma Baptist Church located on Highway 90 in New Bayview Church at 6 p.m. Wednesday service EPISCOPAL Bonifay. of God of Prophecy is at 7 p.m. The church is Noma Baptist Church, located at 2156 Highway Sunday School is at 9 a.m. New Bethel AME Otter Creek United Sunday School is at 10 179A in Westville Morning Worship is at 10 Methodist Church a.m. Morning Worship is at a.m. Evening Worship 5 Sunday School is at 9:45 11 a.m. Evening worship is Gully Springs Baptist Church p.m. Wednesday Services at a.m. Morning Worship is at Morning Worship is at 9 at 5 p.m. Wednesday service 6 p.m. The church is located 11 a.m. Wednesday service a.m. Sunday School is at 10 is at 7 p.m. The church is Sunday School is at 9:30 at 3471 E Kelly Avenue in is at 7 p.m. The church is a.m. Wednesday service is at located off Highway 2 on a.m. Morning Worship is at Noma. located on Highway 90 in 6 p.m. The church is located New Bayview Church Road. 10:45 a.m. Evening Wor- Bonifay. four miles north of Ponce de ship is at 6 p.m. Wednesday Northside Baptist Church Leon off Highway 81. Pine Log Worship Center services are at 7 p.m. The Holiness church is located at 2826 Sunday School is at 9:45 Poplar Head United Sunday Morning Wor- Highway 90 in Bonifay. a.m. Morning Worship is at Sunday School is at 10 Methodist Church ship is at 10:30 a.m. Sunday 11 a.m. Evening Worship is a.m. Morning Worship is at night Worship is at 6 p.m. Hickory Hill Baptist Church at 6 p.m. Wednesday service 11 a.m. The church is located Sunday School is at 10 Wednesday night worship is is at 6:30 p.m. The church is at 2533 Rail Road Avenue a.m. Morning Worship is as 6:30 p.m. The church is Sunday School is at 10 located at the intersection of across from the Post Office at 11 a.m. Evening Wor- located at 1604 N. Highway a.m. Morning Worship is at Highway 81 and Highway 90 in Westville. ship is at 5 p.m. Wednesday 81 north of Prosperity. * ** B8 | Holmes County Times Advertiser Wednesday, August 1, 2018

FEET; THENCE EAST 8-3496 AND EAST 5 FEET OF Log Truck Driver Publisher’s Rooms For Rent 1670 FEET, MORE OR Public Auction LOT 3, BLOCK 14-S OF wanted with a clean Retail Store Space By Week. LESS, TO A POINT BE- Howell U-Rent It at 309 ESTO, FLORIDA, AS driving record. Call available.Main Street. Notice Comfortable rooms ING 417.45 FEET S. Waukesha St. Boni- ON FILE IN THE OF- 850-956-2266 or Downtown Chipley. with microwave WEST OF THE EAST fay, FL 32425 will hold FICE OF THE CLERK 850-956-2215. 850-638-1918 All real estate advertis- & refrigerator. BOUNDARY OF SAID a private or public auc- OF THE CIRCUIT Estate Sale for Mr. ing in this newspaper is All utilities paid. subject to the Fair SECTION 6, THENCE tion on the contents of COURT OF HOLMES Mario Corradino Cable and internet. SOUTH 138.22 FEET; these units for non- COUNTY, FLORIDA, 3933 Ambassador Dr. The Holmes Housing Act which County Board makes it illegal to ad- Pet friendly at extra THENCE WEST 60 payment according to LYING AND BEING IN Chipley, FL 32428 charge. FEET; THENCE Florida Statute 83. SECTION 28, TOWN- vertise “any preference, (Sunny Hills, FL) of County limitation or discrimi- Economy Lodge, SOUTH 521.78 FEET Tenants have until Fri- SHIP 7 NORTH, Fri & Sat Aug. 3 & 4 Commissioners nation based on race, Bonifay. TO THE SOUTH day, August 17, 2018 at RANGE 14 WEST. 8 AM - 3 PM is currently accept- color, religion, sex, For Rent 850-547-4167. BOUNDARY OF THE 10:00 a.m. to pay in Any person or entity ing applications for handicap, familial status 1, 2, and 3 bedroom NE 1/4 OF THE SE1/4, full. Auction will be held claiming an interest in Directions: Take Hwy the part-time posi- or national origin, or an apartments in Vernon. THENCE WEST TO Saturday, August 18, the surplus, if any, re- 77 to SunnyHills Blvd, tion of intention, to make any THE POINT OF BEGIN- 2018 at 10:00 a.m. No sulting from the Fore- follow signs to Ambas- Clean, stove, refrigera- such preference, limita- 4-H Program tion or discrimination” NING. checks. Items of gen- closure Sale, other sador Dr, take left, first tor, central heat/air, convenient to Panama Familial status includes 2BR/2BA Mobile LESS A 30 FOOT BY eral household goods than the property house on right. Assistant children under the age 60 FOOT EASEMENT stored in buildings owner as of the date of City Beach, section 8, Home. Quiet country of 18 living with parents setting, garden spot. IN THE SW CORNER listed below: the Lis Pendens, must Bedroom furniture, Applicants must ap- Rental assistance. 8-3487 or legal custodians, No pets. Reference. OF ABOVE DE- Building 1 Unit 5 file a claim on same linens, dishes, small ply in person at 850-638-4640 pregnant women and IN THE CIRCUIT $500/mth plus deposit. SCRIBED PROPERTY. Kenneth Mingo JR with the Clerk of Court kitchen appliances, County Commission- people securing cus- COURT OF THE Ponce de Leon. CONTAINING 24 AC- August 1, 2018 within sixty (60) days coffee tables, lamps, ers Office, 107 E Vir- tody of children under FOURTEENTH JUDI- RES, MORE OR LESS, after the Foreclosure For Rent 18. 850-830-1505. 8-3474 tools, men’s shoes & ginia Ave, Bonifay, CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND LYING AND BEING IN Sale. One Bedroom apart- IN THE CIRCUIT clothing, clay flower FL 32425, by 4:00 2/3/BR Mobile Homes FOR HOLMES HOLMES COUNTY, DATED July 5, 2018 ments for rent in Chip- This newspaper will not COURT OF THE pots, office chairs, PM on August 13, knowingly accept any For Rent $500/MO up. COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. Ryan Glover, Esq. ley. Convenient loca- FOURTEENTH JUDI- computer desk, collec- 2018. advertising for real es- Cottondale area. GENERAL JURISDIC- Property Address: 1271 Florida Bar No. 118226 tion. Stove and refriger- CIAL CIRCUIT IN tion of Hamilton pen- Holmes County is a tate which is in violation Includes Garbage/ TION DIVISION DEAL DRIVE, WEST- Lender Legal Services, ator furnished. No Pets. AND FOR HOLMES guin items, several Drug-Free of the law. Our readers sewage/ lawn service. CASE NO. VILLE, FL 32464 LLC Smoke free environ- are hereby informed COUNTY, FLORIDA pieces of lladro figur- Workplace and Equal Electric $57 turn on fee. 2010-CA-000472 Any person claiming an 201 East Pine Street, ment. Call that all dwellings adver- Case No: 17-79CA ines, CD’s, movies, Opportunity www.charloscountryliv- REGIONS BANK D/B/A interest in the surplus Suite 730 850-638-4640. tised in this newspaper CARRINGTON MORT- tapes, entertainment Employer. ing.com REGIONS MORT- from the sale, if any, Orlando, Florida 32801 are available on a equal GAGE SERVICES, LLC, center, 2 flat screen 850-209-8847 GAGE, SUCCESSOR other than the property Tel: (407) 730-4644 opportunity basis. To Plaintiff, tv’s, wicker love seat, complain of discrimina- BY MERGER TO UN- owner as of the date of Fax: (888) 337-3815 Bonifay, 3BD/2BA MH vs. patio set, indoor water One and two bedroom tion call HUD toll-free at ION PLANTERS BANK, the lis pendens must Attorney for Plaintiff 3/4 mile from school on GABRIEL E. VAUGHN, fountain, slot machines, apartments available. 1-800-669-9777. The NATIONAL ASSOCIA- file a claim within 60 Service Emails: Hwy 177A. Family ori- et al., bookcases, curio, ce- References required. toll-free number for the TION, days after the sale. [email protected] hearing impaired is ented park. $600 Defendants. dar chest, rugs and lots No pets. Call Plaintiff, Dated this 20 day of m 1-800-927-9275. rent/$600 deposit. NOTICE OF FORE- of misc. Please bring 850-547-9340. Leave vs. July, 2018. [email protected] Executive 850-547-3746. CLOSURE SALE help to load furniture! message. DAVID KITCHELL, et al. Kyle Hudson m NOTICE IS HEREBY T&C Estate Sales Office Defendant(s). As Clerk of the Court The above is to be GIVEN that pursuant Space for rent down- NOTICE OF FORE- By: Jennifer Maples published in Holmes the Consent Final town Chipley. CLOSURE SALE As Deputy Clerk County Times Adver- Indoor Plus Size Judgment of Foreclo- (850)638-1918 NOTICE IS HEREBY IMPORTANT tiser Yard Sale For Sale sure dated June 19, GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- AMERICANS WITH If you are a person with 3280 Highway 2 in Two acre plot and one 2018, and entered in nal Judgment of Fore- DISABILITIES ACT. If a disability who needs Bonifay acre plot in Jacob City, Case No. 17-79CA of closure dated August you are a person with a any accommodation in (Esto Community) FL. Call the Circuit Court of the 19, 2014, and entered disability who needs order to participate in Plus size clothes new For Rent 850-849-9338. FOURTEENTH Judicial in 2010-CA-000472 of any accommodation in this proceeding, you or like new condition. 3, 4 and 5BR fully fur- Circuit in and for Highway 77 2 miles the Circuit Court of the order to participate in are entitled, at no cost Smoke and pet free nished, CH/A, 6 Miles HOLMES County, Flor- south of Chipley FOURTEENTH Judicial this proceeding, you to you, to the provision home. from time, very private, ida wherein CARRING- 4-8 acre tract Bedie Circuit in and for are entitled, at no cost of certain assistance. Nothing over $10. is currently seeking no pets. 850-547-2096. TON MORTGAGE SER- Road. Call Milton Peel Holmes County, Flor- to you, to the provision Please contact the ADA Call for Appointment VICES, LLC, is the Full Time Counselors, Nice clean houses, at 850-638-1858 or ida, wherein REGIONS of certain assistance. Coordinator by mail at 547-4591 or 730-6919. Plaintiff and GABRIEL apartments & mobile 326-9109 BANK D/B/A REGIONS Please contact the ADA P. O. Box 1089, Pan- Case Managers, and Nurses E. VAUGHN; JUSTINE homes for rent in Boni- MORTGAGE, SUCCES- Coordinator by mail at ama City, FL 32402 or ANN VAUGHN; 3322 fay area. HUD ap- SOR BY MERGER TO P. O. Box 1089, Pan- by phone at (850) to work with children and adults 2ND AVE. SOUTH proved. Also, homes UNION PLANTERS ama City, FL 32402 or 747-5338 at least seven in Bay, Gulf, Calhoun, Jackson, Need a BONIFAY LAND for sale, owner financ- BANK, NATIONAL AS- by phone at (850) (7) days before your Holmes and Washington Counties. TRUST, CDC CAPITAL ing with good credit. SOCIATION is the 747-5338 at least seven scheduled court ap- INVESTMENTS, LLC; Call Martha helping hand? Plaintiff and SHERMAN (7) days before your pearance, or immedi- For more details on these and other UNKNOWN TENANT (850)547-5085, ACQUISITION LIMITED scheduled court ap- ately upon receiving K&L Farm, positions, please visit us online at: #1 N/K/A DALE MIN- (850)547-2531. PARTNERSHIP SUC- pearance, or immedi- this notification if the http://lmccares.org/careers/employment TON; UNKNOWN TEN- LLC Advertise in CESSOR IN INTEREST ately upon receiving time before the sched- -opportunities ANT #2 N/K/A ELLENTI Green Peanuts Sunny Hills: TO SHERMAN ACQUI- this notification if the uled appearance is less MINTON, are Defend- for Boiling!! 2 bedroom, 2 bath, SITION II, LP; DAVID E. time before the sched- than seven (7) days. If ants, Kyle Hudson, near County Library, the Help KITCHELL; CINDY U. uled appearance is less you are hearing im- 1567 Piney Grove Clerk of Court, will sell Gas Stove, No outside KITCHELL; FRANKLIN than seven (7) days. If paired, please call 711. Rd in Chipley to the highest and best storage or L. POWELL are the you are hearing im- July 25, Aug. 1, 2018 Mon-Fri 8-6pm bidder for cash at The Garage/carport. Wanted Defendant(s). Kyle paired, please call 711 Sat 8-4pm Holmes County Court- Rent $550 per month, Hudson as the Clerk of or email 850-638-5002 house 201 North Okla- Damage Deposit $550, the Circuit Court will [email protected] 260-5003/527-3380 homa Street, Bonifay, or $1100 to move in . Section in the sell to the highest and ts.org. FL 32425 at 11:00 am Progressive Realty, best bidder for cash at July 25 and August 1, on August 23, 2018 the (850)-638-8220, the Front Door 201 N. 2018 Free Classifieds! Oklahoma St., Bonifay, following described Lab/mix puppies Ready for occupancy. FL 32425, at 11:00 AM, 8-3491 property set forth in If interested call on August 09, 2018, LEGAL AD said Final Judgment, to 443-8760721 Tri-County Community wit: the following described Dot’s Caring Hands &/$66,),('$' Council, Inc., Board of LOT 2, BLOCK 14, property as set forth in Senior care available Directors will meet on SOUTH OF RAILROAD said Final Judgment, to 24/7. Thursday, AUG 09, IN ESTO, BEING IN '($'/,1(6 wit: Call Dorothy Peacock Turn to classified! 2018 at 5:00 P.M., with SECTION 28, TOWN- COMMENCE AT THE at 850-482-1781. Finance Committee SHIP 7 NORTH, i>`ˆ˜iÊvœÀÊV>ÃÈwi`Ê>`ÃÊ NW CORNER OF THE License# 233976 For Rent First in Chip- SW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 meeting at 4:15 p.m. & RANGE 14 WEST, AC- LARGE ABANDONED ley, Mini Warehouses. ˆÃÊ œ˜`>ÞÊ>ÌÊ£ÓÊ œœ˜ÊvœÀÊ OF SECTION 6, Head Start Committee CORDING TO THE GOODS SALE You can bank on If you don’t have the TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, at 4:15 p.m. at McLains PLAT ON FILE IN THE Friday and Saturday, room, “We Do” Lamar Ì iÊ7i`˜iÃ`>ÞÊ«>«iÀÃÊ>˜`Ê RANGE 16 WEST AND Restaurant located on OFFICE OF THE August 3 & 4, 2018. For Sale Townsend RUN EAST 608.73 331 South in DeFuniak CLERK OF CIRCUIT 8:00AM to 5:00PM. Lo- 2014 Murry Lawn Trac- our bargains! (850)638-4539, north of / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ>ÌÊ£ÓÊ œœ˜ÊvœÀÊÌ iÊ FEET TO THE POINT Springs. COURT, FILED APRIL cated on Maple Ave- tor Like New 6-speed Townsend’s. 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